Ceramic Coated Rocker Covers
Ceramic coating gives rocker covers a durable, heat-resistant finish in a wide range of colours, protecting them from corrosion, oil and engine heat. We coat rocker covers and cam covers for classic, performance and everyday engines, in-house at our workshop in Heybridge, Essex.
Why ceramic coat a rocker cover?
- Heat resistance: the finish sits on top of a hot engine without fading or breaking down.
- Oil and chemical resistance: Cerakote coatings stand up to oil, fuel and cleaning products.
- Corrosion protection: it’s ideal for restoring older, pitted covers.
- A standout finish: choose from gloss, satin and matt finishes in a wide range of colours.
Colours and finishes
Our gallery shows a selection of rocker covers we’ve coated. You can browse the full colour range, or see the Cerakote H Series for hard-wearing oven-cure finishes.
Process, guarantee and aftercare
Every cover is blast cleaned with clean, virgin media, alcohol washed, preheated, masked where required and then coated.
Cerakote ceramic coatings carry a one-year guarantee, or two years with our two-stage plasma base and Cerakote system. Full details are on our ceramic coating guarantee page.
Please allow five full days for the coating to cure before running the engine up to working temperature.
See our engine parts page for the other components we coat. For a quote, call 01621 841100 or email msb@msbpcl.co.uk. You can also send your parts by courier.
Ceramic Coated Rocker Cover FAQs
What colours can rocker covers be ceramic coated in?
We offer a wide range of colours and finishes, including gloss, satin and matt.
Will a ceramic coated rocker cover resist oil?
Yes. Cerakote coatings have excellent chemical resistance against oil, fuel and cleaning products.
Can you restore a corroded rocker cover?
Yes. Every cover is blast cleaned back to bare metal before coating. For badly pitted covers, we’ll advise on repair options before we start.