Just wondering if any of you found a way to chrome or powercoat the covers? The last I heard everyone had a idea, but none that I have tried every worked out. I have not found one chrome shop that would even try with the metal they are made of.

only thing i could suggest is to try and find aftermarket covers that can be chromed. now that i think of it there is a member that may have chrome covers. i will try and see if i can rember who it is and will try to get you in touch with him.eddie208902010-12-09 04:24:18

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the dynamic duo

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While at a car show I visited the Corvette section. I found several with some really nice looking valve covers and one with a really sharp looking intake, every one of them used valve cover paint, a couple silver and one black one, the intake was painted with silver valve cover paint, all of them used a rattle can to do it. I'm thinking about going with the black and having the intake polished, but doing tehm both in black and adding some minor details has it's appeal too.....  

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Allan Brenneis Nashville Tn. 1990 Polo Green Coupe Saddle Interior Chrome ZR-1 Rims https://www.c4vetteregistry.com/member_uploads/14501_14600/14572/image2014329104347r.jpg

Hey, MidAmerica has a nice set of Polished Aluminum valve covers with the C4 logo I've been considering, Corvette Central has an nice economy set of Chrome valve covers, and I'm not sure about Eckler's.. but you should have all three catalogs (free) and compare for what you like.