Boiled linseed oil for CUCV patina, one year review.

I wiped on boiled linseed oil a year ago, and it has held up very well at keeping the color from fading, and stopping the rust. It was a far cheaper option than sanding and repainting.

[@v8felon]

What a sweet truck 👍

[@rangerismine]

Thanks bud!

[@sarge4455]

I drove the blazer version from one end of Saudi to another several times, damn good truck 🛻

[@rangerismine]

I love the old iron. A/c is the only addition I would make to it.

[@richardwarfordjr.5622]

They can mudd and climb very well

[@richardwarfordjr.5622]

Love it what a Kool truck!

[@rangerismine]

I appreciate it!

[@wiruralguy6190]

Nice truck!

[@rangerismine]

Thank you kindly

[@jonathanjackson7000]

You have any problems with dust sticking to the oil? I have a long gravel driveway and I’m wanting to do this to my truck but don’t want the dust to stick to it.

[@rangerismine]

@@jonathanjackson7000 you gotta let it dry for a few days in the heat before you take it down dirt roads. I live a few miles down a dirt road, so I definitely know where you are coming from.

[@jonathanjackson7000]

Awesome thanks for the reply

[@WakeMarine]

Mine smelled like a dead body.

[@rangerismine]

It might have had some roadkill stuck up under it. Mine had shell casings and empty snuff cans under the seat. It smelled great.

[@WakeMarine]

I laid the Linseed oil on too thick. Smelled like Hell. Nice Truck. @@rangerismine

[@johnsirmon3214]

did you get bored looking at your kids or something?

[@rangerismine]

I can drop them off with you, just let me know when.

[@johnsirmon3214]

Nah they still got that New Bebe Smell. bring em over when they can smile @@rangerismine

[@rangerismine]

@@johnsirmon3214 you like to smell babies?