1971 Cutlass Ep 04 W35 Spoiler, Grills, Chrome Exhaust Tips, & Trim

This video documents painting and installing a reproduction Olds W35 "Rear Deck Spoiler" that I purchased at the Dayton OCA show for $160; Repainting the front grilles, installing 2-1/2" chrome exhaust tips, and restoring and polishing a pair of stainless steel drip rail moldings.
The paint supplies were purchased from :
A.L. Pavey Co
6535 Promway Ave NW
North Canton, Ohio 44720
alpavey.com
They were able to match my paint almost exactly by scanning the existing paint and custom mixing it in house. They also can put the paint into aerosol cans ready to spray, or you can use your own spray gun.

[@Ematched]

It’s so nice to see the steady progress! The car just keeps looking better and better.

[@josephiacovelli5395]

I like the track you are taking, keep up the good work.

[@CobblerBob]

THANK you!

[@brian4180]

Just came across your channel the other day. Love it. Subscribed and I'm obsessively going through all your videos. Thanks man!

[@CobblerBob]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@fb1473]

Awesome guy with skills

[@CobblerBob]

Thanks!! I'm trying to improve all the time.

[@messylaura]

not a fan of the rear wing, but hey its your ride, done a decent job of it though

[@KingPando097]

What did you do to get the chrome back on around the grill not the inserts but the chrome that goes around did you have to glue them back on or what?

[@CobblerBob]

The chromed pot metal (?) has steel pins that are bent to hold them on... I was just very careful when I removed them and only un-bent them enough to wiggle the chrome off. A few DID break, so I used double sided tape to hold them on where too many pins broke.

[@KingPando097]

@@CobblerBobok yea I ran into that same problem. I ended up breaking a few of those pins, so I ended up just using a little bit of epoxy came out really well.