Park Avenue Detailing: Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme

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gtpaul

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I did the best that I could for a vehicle that is 24 years old. The paint was lacking depth and a quality shine.



Process:



SIP with Orange CCS via Flex Speed 6

FF with Green CCS via Flex Speed 6

Collinite 476s by hand



ClearKote Quik Shine on windshield



Mothers Aluminum Polish on polished aluminum

Blue Magic on Chrome



Befores:

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Afters:

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Very nice work. You really brought the paint back on that one. I'll bet the owner was happy, but judging by the car and tinted windows, the owner is either a blood or crip, and they'd better be happy!:argue
 
Great job on the Cutlass! Something about that body style I've always liked (The Buick GN may have something to do with that!)
 
Now thats a bloody car! Great work. Sadly most that I see around town look like the before pictures, but they really are great looking cars.
 
Way way better than it was . What a terrific turn around . Love to see these posts when a talented detailer bring one back from the dead . Thanks for sharing , truly enjoy it .





Cheers , Jean Paul
 
Thanks guys for the great comments.



The owner also got a kick out of the blood or crip comment earlier. lol
 
Very nice work. I'm not surprised the owner was happy!



I'm a big fan of G-Bodies and that's a nice example but a set of more modern wheels would really set that car off.
 
Frito Bandito said:
Very nice work. I'm not surprised the owner was happy!



I'm a big fan of G-Bodies and that's a nice example but a set of more modern wheels would really set that car off.
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Could not have said it any better myself. That car still have the stock 307 in it?
 
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