Valve Cover question

Hi

I drive a 94 accord ex and i just got my valve cover powdercoated. Once i recieved it i noticed that the guy had painted on the inside of the valve cover. I wanna know if this is going to cause problems on my engine. I heard people say that they try to avoid to get paint on the inside as much as possible. Any reply would be appreciated. Thanks

Anybody????

Not sure. If it was clean when he did it i would say it should stick and last but i can't reall say 100 % its ok

Well thanks anyway. Yes he said he chemically degreased the inside before he powdercoated the outside. Im just worried whether the paint woud affect my engine performance.

who's stupid enough to paint the inside of the valve cover? how's the quality on the powdercoat? were you satisfied with it? but my point is that ... the powdercoat shouldn't be on the inside of the valve cover, who would ever look of the inside of the cover (not the pistons, gaskets, heads, etc ...)

I didn't think it was on purpose. I was a little shock when i saw that he overpainted on the inside. I kinda got worried about my camshafts. I just want some opinion before i actually install it. BTW, the outside looks awesome.

what color is the powdercoat?

red

haha damn admin. got issues with me. i meant to put FAQs, not FAGs, i did not double check before.

get a life dude.

Anybody else got an opinion? Really thinking about installing it this weekend.

haha damn admin. got issues with me. i meant to put FAQs, not FAGs, i did not double check before.

get a life dude.

"get a life dude" not implying it to you, import tuner, it meant to the admin, the dude has the 3000GT VR4

oh i know don't worry about it. btw, i think i've seen his posts.

Any other opinion? Really need to know what you guys think.

Id say if the finish is good quality, i.e. no cracks or places where the powdercoat could potentially flake off into the top end of your motor, install it. Powdercoat should have no problem standing up to the heat so you shouldn't have any problems there i wouldn't think. If you still have your doubts though, get yourself a drill with a steel brush wheel in it and take the inside of the cover back down to bare metal.