How to Protect Patina // Linseed Oil vs Flood

We put the two most common patina preservers to a head to head battle! Which one will suit your needs?
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[@mrstinkytit]

Read the ingredients on the back of the Flood can. It contains Linseed oil and several other components.

[@gods959]

Great job 👍💪

[@HardHeadGarage]

Thank you! We appreciate you watching!

[@pinchebruha405]

I see this was 8 months ago can you show us what it looks like now?

[@HardHeadGarage]

I wish I could but unfortunately we sold that truck. I did the same treatment to our car and it lasted about 6 months sitting out in the weather.

[@pinchebruha405]

@@HardHeadGarage well thanks for getting back to me appreciated! Keep posting!

[@linemen71]

@@HardHeadGaragebut does it attract dust to wear the dirt and dust sticks to it?

[@HardHeadGarage]

@linemen71 if you let it sit for a while before driving it's not too bad

[@hondaelsinore1974]

We have a red 87' W150 and a green 69' Fury convertible! I came here to see the differences in both products as I am preparing to use Penetrol on my W150 tomorrow. My Ram was also a hood ornament delete truck but I added one.

[@HardHeadGarage]

That is awesome! Glad you're here! After sometime had passed I think I liked the linseed oil better.

[@waynegallant9056]

penetrol will last a couple of years 6 months with the linseed oil.

[@robertkat]

Use Penetrol, 10 times better. PPG makes it.

[@HardHeadGarage]

I'll definitely give it a try

[@DKTractors]

Do you need to thin it out?

[@HardHeadGarage]

@@DKTractors you can if but don't have to