Patina 1968 Dodge Charger! - Boiled Linseed Oil - Protecting and Preserving Rust, Paint and Patina!

The patina/rust on my 1968 Dodge Charger was kind of dull and I wanted to make it a little darker so it would contrast with the original blue paint! I have heard clear coating over patina can accomplish this but I was not ready to commit to a specific look yet. The boiled linseed oil made the rust a darker color and really made it stand out. I really like this look and the great thing is it is cheap and not permanent. After it sits for a few days, it will soak into the metal and become less "wet" looking but still keep vibrant color! I hope this video helps someone who wants to see what boiled linseed oil would do to a patina car. Please be safe while using this product as it is very flammable and dangerous!
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[@howardlovecraft750]

I'm no expert or anything like that, but shouldn't you have cleaned /washed your car first before rubbing all that dirt and grime into the cars final finish?

[@sleeks9939]

Exactly how my Accord condition looks like thanks for the tip.

[@Iseekoutthetruth]

you should check out and try Sweet Patina Sauce Products for your Patina.

[@mikescudder4621]

Cool to see the 1st generation honda civic. Love those... i´ve had a couple.

[@Mechanic_kid]

I’ve got a couple video on my first gen civics. Go checkout my other videos👍🏼

[@VwRosstorations]

Yeah like that...👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿