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hey, i wanna paint my rocker covers and other metal bits in my R34 GT...what's the best way to do it?

i'd like to paint them that rather nice Millenium Jade colour, does anyone know where i could track down the colour in victoria, as well as a place that would paint/powder coat (whichever is cheaper)?

thanks for the help...

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Let your fingers do the walking. Or try the Victoria Forum, someone there might be able to help you out with contact details.

Any good panel beater/painter will be able to get the colour you want. As for powder coating - the same paint/panel shop should be able to direct you to someone.

Also, as for intake pipes and things like that - see about getting them HPC coated before they are painted. This will protect them from the heat from the engine and keep combustion temps lower.

Also, as for intake pipes and things like that - see about getting them HPC coated before they are painted. This will protect them from the heat from the engine and keep combustion temps lower.

cool, thanks for that!

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