Subject	Do it right the first time. You'll thank yourself later.
Posted by	PiotrC70 on August 23, 2012 at 11:40 PM
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In Reply To	Anybody here have experience with the VHT Wrinkle posted by SpeedyZX on August 23, 2012 at 11:00 PM
Message	Although you can't see all the bits and pieces of the valve covers, any gas and possibly oil can break down the paint. There was a guy on here and I think 3ZC that just posted pics of his VHT wrinkle that turned out pretty damn good. 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Anybody here have experience with the VHT Wrinkle - SpeedyZX 23:00:58 08/23/12 Do it right the first time. You'll thank yourself later. - PiotrC70 23:40:04 08/23/12 This was posted not long ago - Pilot.P 23:42:10 08/23/12 Thanks, I remember seeing that post but didn't remember - SpeedyZX 23:47:17 08/23/12 You're welcome. - Pilot.P 00:04:46 08/24/12 I used it on my plenum... Let it dry at least 3 days - smartone 23:56:25 08/23/12 Workes great, everyone says to wait 3 days. I use a heat gun - TriniTT 07:04:03 08/24/12 Mine turned out pretty good.. ^ link above. - Drk93TT 07:47:47 08/24/12 I used it on my valve covers. - Schmeal 11:44:05 08/24/12 picture - Schmeal 12:33:50 08/24/12 Not the same as PC - lazer(NJ) 17:47:10 08/24/12
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