WIP 1971 Oldsmobile 442

Dominik Weitzer
Started the work on the body. Scribe the panel lines and cleaning all parts from silicone before painting.

Martin Oostrom
One of the front seats, bitte!

Kyle DeHart
I shall watch. Good looking car.

Dominik Weitzer
Thanks mates!

Also, like my Bel Air, i made some progress on the Olds.
The body is primered and on the C-Pillar came a moldingline. I sanded some more parts on the body with 400 wetpaper again (C-Pillars, left rocker, right door) and primered the body twice. After every layer i wet sanded the paint to get it smooth. I thought, they were gon, but after the first layer of paint...here they are again!
I dont know, why here and there came plastic thru, that looked like grindingmarks...

now, after wetsanding and - i think about four layers with sanding between - they are gone.

Also i painted the rest of the parts. Interior, chassis and all other parts.

Martin Oostrom
I have had that as well when using automotive paints. My solution is a 2k primer or a lot of very thin layers, no wet ones

Jv
Looks interesting following

Dominik Weitzer
Worked a little bit.
painted the engine and transmission. i choosed the automatic trans.
after some layers of clear coat with wet sanding between, i'm fine with the result - without polish as always.

István Szücs
I love it, especially the red wheel drums- it was a factory option, isn't it? If I remember correctly, the GTO had the same...

Kyle DeHart
Nice color choice

Dominik Weitzer
Thank you Kyle, Istvtán.
If I researched about the red wheel houses, it was included on the 442 option

Villiers de Vos
Flawless.

Dominik Weitzer
Wow...Two years ago the last update. And i hadn't in mind, that i made a WIP from this Beautyful Olds. Now i have to search, if i made some pictures from the progress...

Moewe
Nice paint job! Do you have any recommendations for achieving this glossy lacquer look with acrylic paints and varnish?

Christian W
Time flies @Dominik 😉