Valve Cover Paint?

I have a 90 pontiac 6000LE and I just rebuild the engine, I degreased a couple parts on it that really were gunked up and I was considering drawing my valve covers since they are extremely faded in spots and mostly looks like crap.. These are aluminum valve covers and I hear that regular touch up paint would work because its aluminum and wont generate as much heat as the steel covers. That I dont need the large temp paint since they are aluminum. Can someone shed some light on this for me.. Thanks alot

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Why not have them powder coated?

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forget big temp paint,any good auto paint will do...just net sure you give it a good 'key' up to that time painting..scotch brite will do[or a brillo pad]...why not get them sand blasted and laqured?..should look plentifully nicer...

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Yes the aluminum valve covers will generate profusely of heat. Go with a Dura-Kote(I dream up that's how you spell it) high temp. paint.

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Answers: it would be best to use hi temp paint. contact an auto parts store for further adivce

Yes the aluminum valve covers will generate profusely of heat. Go with a Dura-Kote(I dream up that's how you spell it) high temp. paint.

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