What else you think i can paint to make it look better.
 

I was bored today so i decide it to go to Michael's and get me a spray can to paint my engine cover here is how it look b4 i spray painted

http://i56.tinypic.com/2i93vyx.jpg

This is how i look after

http://i52.tinypic.com/mts2r.jpg

I know is not nothing special just like some input on what else you think i shud paint red in there somewhere :)

I would re-paint the v6 3.5 in black. Would look better. Personally im not a fan of the red paint, but its a matter of taste.

What happened to your side protective covers, normally it looks nice if you do all the same color. I also think it looks good if you color match your car. :cool:

Example:

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...x/IMG_8994.jpg

i think it looks better the without any paint.

i would paint the lettering a different color, it would look better.

red looks good, but not in the much quantity.

Think it looks pretty good. You can also paint the calipers red cause that CAN tie it all in the whole scheme of the ride. Also, I agree with chern. You should paint the side protective covers red too, just to match everything up. Also, paint the V6 3.5 and burger silver to color match your ride so that everything flows.

Thanks for all the info i think i want to paint the v.6 3.5 black or silver but i found it hard to do my self there is any easy way someone knows for me to do it ? #3 man that look sick i need to oder the cover i been looking for it but no luck, do you think you can tell me a place where i can oder the covers from will be nice, thanks for all the inputs i just start it so it will take time and aging thanks.

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You can tape it off with some painters tape. Then use some newspaper or something to cover everything else that you don't want painted and secure it with the tape to avoid over-spray. Sand (I would say 300 grit wet/dry would be fine) the v6 3.5 down to take off all the paint that you had on there. Then you can prime and paint it whatever color you want.

I'm sure your paint would've cured enough by that time to where the painter's tape won't leave any gunk/marks on the paint when you decide to paint it silver.

I would do it by hand with a small sponge roller, just roll over the letters

Man you think tha st will work scare I will have to paint the whole thing over lol

I think I will try this for sure thanks very helpfull.

No problem, just make sure everything is cleaned up before applying primer and paint.

Preparation of the surface is 2/3rd of the work and key to a good finish and ensures it adheres to the plastic surface. I made the mistake early on and it looked great at first until it started to crack and peel up because of the heat generated in the engine bay!

Yeah I think I am going to have to paint it again too and do it over cause I just clean it and spray it thast all no prime or nothing so I will see how long it last this way and do it the right way next time thanks to all.

Well, if you didn't sand it than you can easily take everything off with some bumper stripper. Which is safe for plastics and will save you the trouble of sanding it off.

Thanks i will try that.