Hello everyone-
I'm planning on washing my car pretty thoroughly this weekend and attempting to use boiled linseed oil to give it some shine again. The paint is all original, 67 Plymouth Fury III, but no where near show quality. It's not in the budget to paint anytime soon but i wanted to get some luster back. My buddy suggested the boiled linseed oil as it helped his 55 Dodge pickup look pretty good, accentuating the patina with trying to cover it up.
Does anyone have any tips or techniques that would give me the best results?
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I'm planning on washing my car pretty thoroughly this weekend and attempting to use boiled linseed oil to give it some shine again. The paint is all original, 67 Plymouth Fury III, but no where near show quality. It's not in the budget to paint anytime soon but i wanted to get some luster back. My buddy suggested the boiled linseed oil as it helped his 55 Dodge pickup look pretty good, accentuating the patina with trying to cover it up.
Does anyone have any tips or techniques that would give me the best results?
