Paint or Powdercoat for intake / valve covers?

Hi All,
Since I need to have my engine bay and hood cleaned and painted anyway, I thought I might get my valve covers and intake done in Reef Aqua to match. Question is.......they would need to be done with a high temp paint, right? I doubt I'll be able to find that shade in high temp paint.

I had my rear gas can / ice chest rack powdercoated about a year ago and, while not a perfect match, it came out pretty close. Will powdercoat hold up to high temps? Any thoughts are appreciated!

I am thinking about doing something like this fine Bronco featured in the latest issue of Bronco Driver. Thanks, B2

Regular urethane will hold up to just about anything under the hood except exhaust manifolds.
Unless you like to catch fire regularly.

Powdercoat will last, I sold a set of powdercoated gt40 intakes here long ago. But, but, every time you wrench you risk cracking/flaking it. And there are lots of spots you can crack it. I'm a fan of high temp VHT ceramic engine paint, takes a beating and lasts.

I had my intake powdercoated, no problems. ;D