Answering a few questions about using Penetrol and Boiled Linseed Oil. My own experience of course!
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Answering questions that people ask from time to time about Penetrol and Boiled Linseed Oil on their vehicles. Do what I do at your own risk! I am not an expert on anything.
Beautiful Chevy Truck . I love that look also! God Bless you and yours.
Thank you very much my friend for your comment! God Bless You as well! Thank you!
Sounds like an Alabama accent. We lost a good man from Alabama and you sound just like him. He will be missed ❤
All my folks are from Alabama! So sorry for your loss my friend! God bless you all!
@@primeredisbest Thanks 🙏 brother.
I remember hearing about linseed oil, if you have rags with linseed oil on them,dont store linseed oil rags in a box or container like in a shed or garage, because they can ignite and catch on fire for no reason ,other than simply storing old linseed oil soaked rags
That's right! Thanks
I have watched your video several times over, and still enjoy it. Your gracious personality and tremendous humility really come through!! If most folks in Tennessee are like you then I need to point my car and head it south west. Health and happiness for you and family this new year of 2022. Bruce the swimmer New Rochelle N.Y.
Happy New Year my friend! Thank you so much for your kind words! I truly appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos! I have read your comment several times and I smile each time that I have read it! You have made our day today! Most people are like us here in East Tennessee. So you would be very welcome here! God bless you and your family on the new day the Lord has made! Please be safe and we are looking forward to hearing from you again soon! Thanks buddy for your comment!
Thank you Mr. PIB for introducing me to penetrol. I really like that you don't care to tell what you use on your trucks.
No problem my friend! I hope that I can help anyone that might be interested in using this product. Thanks buddy for your comment!
I have a couple rusty brackets that mount under the car that were rusty. I removed them then I cleaned them with CLR and a wire wheel, rinsed with water then I brushed them with Ospho or Kleen Strip Prep (same thing but cheaper and found at big box stores) wire brushed that and let it sit for 24 hours, then I brushed them again w the Ospho, let it sit 5 minutes then rinsed it off and dried with a clean towel and heat gun. Then I brushed on Penetrol as a primer, let that set up for 24 hours or more and then I sprayed with Rustoleum spray paint and let that set up a few days as Rustoleum takes a while to dry. Looks good so far but of course I'm now waiting for the test of time. Might continue to do this... or maybe try a different faster drying finish paint. The metal brackets were rusty and a little thin but the Penetrol seemed to thicken them up after applying the finish paint.
I've been spraying Ospho w cheap spray bottles but haven't tried spraying the penetrol yet. The penetrol may clog the sprayer esp if left in there but the Ospho won't allow the Ospho might eat the sprayer mechanism over time. Wear respirator and gloves w the Ospho/Kleen Strip and don't let it drip onto a concrete floor. The Ospho converts the remaining rust. Kleen Strip Prep is $18 a gallon and goes a long way as does Penetrol.
I also applied some Ospho to my patina-d '88 F150 and it really cleans surface rust. Not sure how much I want to use it as I like the rust color but fun to play around with. I just cover it up with Penetrol. My paint is really shot but I like the way it looks w the Penetrol but I do want to protect the frame like I did the brackets, get some paint on the frame but the patina to me is Art. I find it needs Penetrol at least once a year but as you know, it's not difficult to apply, I use a cheap dollar brush. They say Penetrol can be used as a primer... hence my experiment
Thanks for the very good info! I truly appreciate it very much! Thanks buddy!
What is the drop on that truck? Absolutely perfect Stance and wheel/tire combo!
If I remember correctly, it was a 5/7 drop. I do remember that it was C-Notched in the rear! I sure do miss that truck! Thanks buddy for your question!
@@primeredisbest Very welcome!!
Tried Penetrol on the 57/“Honest Charlie” and loved the look. Also put it on my 77/“Drop Dead Fred”. It really brought out a shine, very similar to clear coat, on it. Fred is a poor quality and very dull painted truck. I’ve been asked if it was clear coated or painted recently. 👍
Good job buddy on Charlie! I appreciate your opinion on using Penetrol! Always enjoy hearing from you! Thank you!
Thats a nice looking truck !
Thank you very much! I really like your RC COLA icon! I have had a truck load of them over the years! I really appreciate your comment! Thanks!
Thanks for The Tip Plain and Simple
You are very welcome my friend! Good luck to you!
penetrol also works on plastic rubber fiberglas and even makes a good primer on wood. after it dries completely i have found that any paint will adhere to the penetrol.
will protect any metal not just iron or steel.. the primary advertised use of penetrol is to mix with oil based paints and lets the paint flow and level. i painted two tractors with penetrol and paint mixed and nobody believed i used a brush . one note penetrol will adhere to almost anything and then almost any kind of finish will adhere to the penetrol. i even used it on glass.
That is all true my friend! I put it on just about everything myself! Thanks again for your comment!
Thanks for the info.
@@OOICU812 I knew it was mostly boiled linseed oil but I would like try both on some metal and leave it outside to see how they both last
@@OOICU812 have you noticed how metal when exposed to fire seems to rust immediately ? Supposed to open pores and let moisture to get to more surface area of the metal never tried heating up metal before apyi g PENETROL .
When its mixed with paint and you use a Paint brush on truck when it dries can you see the Paint brush marks?
No offense, but was your answer to the main question “ how long does it last “
It varies? Maybe just say how long it lasts for u ! Like 2 weeks- 2 months, whatever it is, so we have some clue
I understand completely what you are saying! Lol. I guess I kinda lost my train of thought! Lol. I keep my trucks in a garage. So it lasts about 2-3 years for me. But I don't drive mine in the rain either. I normally fix them and sell them. That truck has been sold a long time ago. Thanks for your question my friend! God bless you!
as a long time penetrol user i believe that penetrol is part linseed oil. i may try mixing penetrol and boiled linseed oil 50/50 and see how it performs.
That would be a good idea and a great experiment too! Thanks for your comment my friend!
If you are even thinking about painting your vehicle then don't touch it with the boiled Linseed oil. Also I have found the Penetrol can "yellow" a bit over time where as the bolied linseed won't. Penetrol also leaves a sort of skin where as the Penetrol won't either. The linseed oil doesn't change anything it just preserves, the Penetrol adds something that can never really be removed. My 2 pennies.
Good info my friend! Thanks!
My awesome paint professional told me if Im not going to have him paint my rusted car with some bare metal soon to wipe it down with linseed oil to keep it from rusting more. He’s been painting show cars for many years.
That's true! I use Penetrol because it lasts longer. But yes use the Boiled Linseed Oil. It is good too! Good luck to you my friend!
She looks great. Just put a coat of linseed oil on my 74, look a a lot better. It does need one more coat. I get lots of compliments on it.
Good job buddy on putting on the Linseed Oil on your truck! It does make it look a lot better! I really appreciate your comment! Thank you!
Do you use turtle wax before or after you use linseed oil?
@@jasonsperling9534 I put on Turtle wax before I apply Linseed Oil or Penetrol. Thanks buddy!
An hour? A day? A week? A month? This guy answered the question and he still didn't tell us. WTF!
It varies depending on your situation. If course it will last longer than an hour or a day or a week. Any longer and then you will have to decide when you want to apply more or not. Thanks buddy!
@@primeredisbest and he STILL didn't answer it!
Would ur truck catch on fire easier
No it will not catch fire easily when it is completely dry. Never had an issue with this product at all. Subscribe to my channel as I am going to put Penetrol on it very soon! Thanks buddy!
Does anyone know how to actually take the penatrol off? I put this on my 58 pick up and I’m not that fussed on it
It will eventually wear off just like Boiled Linseed Oil does.
sweet ride
Thank you very much for your comment my friend!
You think you can use penetrol to prevent rust on some car parts like the exhaust manifold heatshield or other parts you want to protect against rust. Something more permanent than fluid film or pb blaster super shield.
No, I don't think that Penetrol will be a good protective coating on parts that are always being heated up and cooled off a lot. Thanks buddy for your question!
Skye's looking good. You should have taken it to the Rumble to show off a bit.
Maybe next year if I still have it. But I thought that just checking out the Rumble might be my best option first. Thanks buddy for your comment!
Wow, I read some of the comments and they are beating you up a bit. I was watching your videos on the Penetrol when I saw this one. I appreciate the comparison between the two. I wasn't sure which one to try and after watching I think I will try boiled linseed oil. Sounds like it will easier to remove if I don't like the look. Any how, thanks for this vid and have a Merry Christmas!!! ~Pat
Thank you very much, Pat for your comment and for watching the video! I believe that Boiled Linseed Oil would be a great choice! I have videos on putting on Boiled Linseed Oil and Penetrol. So if you have any questions please feel free to let me know. I would be very happy to be able to help you if I can! Thanks Pat! Let me know how it turns out for you!
Hey bud can you put penetrol over spray paint or have you ever done that a d if so does the paint come off while adding it to the body?
No I put Penetrol on over rattle can paint all the time! It doesn't make the paint come off. I have lots of videos on my UA-cam channel showing me rattle can painting my trucks and applying Penetrol. You just have to let Penetrol dry completely. Normally around 24 to 48 hours. Let me know if I can help you! Thanks buddy!
I put Penetrol on my old truck last weekend. It looked so good after one coat, I thought I'd do a second coat. It beaded up like water. I thought maybe I was supposed to sand between coats so I lightly sanded it and put on a third coat. It beaded up too. So, is it best to just do one coat?
Well that's something that I have never heard that before. I really can't say what to do in your situation. Usually if it looks good, I just leave it alone. On my 1975 Chevy C10, I had to go over the hood and more 3 times before I was happy with it. But it never beaded up like your are describing. It could have been humidity to be the cause of your troubles with Penetrol. I wish I could tell you what happened, but I just don't know what to do. I guess just sand it all off and try it again. Sorry you are having troubles my friend! Good luck to you!
How long between coats? @@primeredisbest
Good question! It all depends on if you put your vehicle in a garage or it stays outside on all weather conditions. Mine stay in a garage. I don't drive them in the rain or snow. I guess if you ser the shiny coat starting to look dull, then in my opinion, it's time for another coat. Thanks buddy for your question!
I'm sorry, I meant between the three coats you had to put on your hood. I did my car yesterday and the hood looks awful. It has bad streaks in it. Thanks @@primeredisbest
I don't know what to say about that. Might have to let it dry completely and sand it down some or let it wear off naturally. Sorry that didn't turn out well for you my friend! It happens sometimes. That's why I say in the videos to do this at your own risk. Good luck to you my friend!
You can use it on glass
I didn't know that! Thanks!
You may be the guy to ask. I recently painted my 67 f100 and wet sanded it down to give it a patina look. I don't really want to clear coat it because that's something I can't do myself in my garage. Will flood work to give it some gloss but not affect the paint? I appreciate the input. God bless.
Yes it should look good on your truck! I have lots of videos on how we put on Penetrol if you want to check out my videos! I always say "Do this at your own risk" because I don't want to mislead anyone. Check out recent video that we posted about a couple of weeks ago putting Penetrol on my friend's 1976 Chevy Blazer! It turned out great and looks good! We really like the results of Penetrol. I hope if you use it that you will send me some pics of your truck to my Instagram: Primered is best. Good luck to you my friend! God bless you and your family always!
When it’s time to reapply do you do anything to prep before the next coat or just add it on top of the existing layer? And does it flake or peel when it’s time to reapply or just fade? Thanks in advance!
Thank you for your good question. On my vehicles the product just kinda fades away. That's when I know that it is time to reapply another coat. To prep I just wipe it off with a clean towel and some car detailing products like Meguair's or Turtle Wax detailing spray. Good luck to you my friend! I hope that you like the results as much as I do!
Penetrol is boiled linseed oil with mineral spirits
Oh ok! Thanks for the info!
Michael J Fox was holding the camera
Good one! Lol.
i got an old 1977 ford f350 with hand painting on the side and im wanting to protect it and preserve it and i was just worried because i heard the boiled linseed oil will take the paint off
I have never had that happen before myself. It has always made it look better and protect it as well! Try a very small spot on your letters and make sure that it is something that you are happy with. I just don't want to mislead you my friend! But I really like it myself! Let me know how it turns out for you! Good luck!
@@primeredisbest will do thank you!
I liked the video but it never explained the out come. Is it oiled is it sticky what is the end result? Only thing he really told us was this is what he used and didn’t want any liability. I’d like to find out what the finished result is hard wet or what?
I guess that I forgot to . mention that and more. It it dries Non Sticky. It will last a long time depending on where you live and if you leave your vehicle outside or in a garage. I let it dry completely for about 24- 48 hours just to be in the safe side. I keep mine in a garage. It looks like clear coat when it is done. I have a lot of videos on this topic on my channel. I have done lots of trucks I have and have had. Check it out sometime. Just type in Penetrol on my UA-cam channel Primered is Best. Good luck to you my friend!
@@primeredisbest thank you sir. Is it hard ?
If you mean hard to apply? No and I have lots of videos showing how I apply it. If you mean hard when it is dry? Yes it is hard and non sticky when it drys. Hope that this helps you. I have done this for years and on many trucks that I have now and have had in the past. Just do a search on Penetrol on UA-cam. Good luck buddy!
@@primeredisbest thanks yes I mean hard after dry that’s what I think a lot of us were wondering.
I'm learning ya
Thanks buddy!
Wondering does anything happen to the windshield / door glass after a rain? Does the applied linseed oil to the roof smear the windshield after a rain?? Thank you for your content and time in responding..
No it does not affect the wi does at all in my experience using it. It turns hard just like your paint when it drys. I usually let it dry at least 24 hours in my garage and if I can I will let it dry even longer depending on humidity. But the lo ger the better because I live in East Tennessee and it is always humid here! Lol. I have lots of videos of me using Penetrol on my trucks. If I can help you anymore, please let me know. For me personally, I like it a lot! But do it at your own risk. Thanks for your question my friend!
@@primeredisbest Thank you!!
You are very much welcome my friend! Good luck to you!
...so are we talking hours days weeks or months?? ...years??? ..I still have no earthly idea how long penatrol or linseed lasts?? . I mean how long does it last "you" with the truck in the garage ...that will at least give us "Some" idea
Hello Mr. Martinez! That is a good question! As I said in the video it varies. With my trucks in my garage, it might have to be applied every few months or could be a year or more. It just all depends on how you like your vehicle to look. I do not have an exact time or date to reapply which ever product you want to use. I hope that you have a blessed day today my friend! The Lord is in charge!
Just watched this 10 minute video twice trying to figure out where he says how long it lasts and the answer is, he doesn’t.
I am sorry but as I said in the video, it depends on your situation. If you keep your vehicle in a garage, then it will last awhile. Looking at around 1-2 years or longer. If it sits outside and you drive it to work, then it will not last as long as being in a garage. I keep mind in a garage, so around 2 years. Hope you have a great day!
@@primeredisbest thank you 🙏🏻
@@addisontrashed You are very welcome my friend! I enjoyed hearing from you!
Does the penetrol leave a sticky finish at all, or get sticky in the hot sun? I'm in Florida and I'm hesitant to use any type of product that might get sticky and leave me struggling to get dust and stuff off of my car.
Not on anything that I have put it on in the past. I have know many trucks using this with no problems. But go out and buy some Penetrol and try it on a small spot to see if you like it. I like it a lot. But anything I do, you do at your own risk. Good luck to you my friend!
You could save money in the long run if you sanded those Trucks and appled clear coat 🤫 just my 02 cents
Tried that and j didn't have much luck with it. Turned a yellowish color and just looked bad on my vehicle. Good thought though but I will stick with what I am comfortable using. Thanks!
Will it attract dust like armor all?
Until it is completely dry it will. I don't go on dirt roads around here, so I don't know anymore than that. But it has held up really good for me. Good luck to you my friend!
Sir I need you help! I watched many videos and everybody was saying boiled linseed oil for shine. I had got it but didn't have the time yet to read up on it. Family member just decided one night to put it on next day completely sticky and mess up. I have a beautiful 2001 Dodge Ram Sport 4x4 that is silver on top black on bottom. We have taken great care of her and she is my baby. I am sick to death that we cannot get boiled linseed oil off. Tried mineral spirits, dawn soap and water, go be gone and others. You seem like a very knowledgeable man dovyou know how we could get this off? Please help if you know
I am sorry that happened to you! I have never removed Boiled Linseed Oil before. But I do know that it will eventually wear off. Just let Mother Nature do her thing. It might take awhile though. You might can Google it and see if someone else has done it before! So sorry my friend! I really wish that I could help you! Good luck to you!
@@primeredisbest thank you very much. I have tried everything and everybody they put it on but don't know how to get off
question ;how do you wash your car with linseed oil on it??✌
I wash it just like it didn't have Linseed Oil on it. Good question my friend! Thanks!
What if I eventually wanted to paint my car later down the road will I run into issues
If I had any ideas of paintings my vehicle, I would probably not do this on my vehicle. I have never tried pai ting after using Penetrol or Boiled Linseed Oil. It might be fine. But in my eyes, why take the chance? I probably co fised your even more! Lol. Good luck to you my friend!
Why didn’t u just paint the truck?
Good question! For one thing, I don't have enough money to do a big paint job. The other is that I Rattle Can Paint my trucks. Much cheaper and looks good too. Thanks buddy for your question!
Quick question after you put it on how long does it take for it to dry ? Or how long do I have to wait for me to be able to go for a ride
Those are good questions! I normally wait after I apply the Penetrol around 24-48 hours! I will have a video coming out in tomorrow's video showing how to apply Penetrol and answering most of the common questions about Penetrol. Please subscribe and hit the little "bell" so you won't miss the video! Thank you very much!
Thanks I just put some on man it’s glossy love it just gotta wait and let it dry
Does it dry on or is it always greasy ? Please let me know
Hello Adam! Thank you very much for your question! I usually let it sit in my garage for around 24 hours and let it dry. But yes, it does completely dry and is not greasy at all. But remember that if it is a humid day where you live, it might take a little longer to dry. It's humid where I live in East Tennessee. So I take extra time to let it dry. I hope that this is helpful to you! If you have any questions please let me know and I will try to help you! Thanks and good luck to you!
@@primeredisbest East Tennessee here also. We might even be neighbors.
I used to use cleaning solvent on my jeep in the marines,sssshh don't tell the gunney!
Mum's the word my friend!
@@primeredisbest LOL. ....😂,always a Pleasure bud.had one of the doctors up pizzas today.watching tampa later .Tell mrs pib don't be so shy...😂
@@richardmorris7063 Will do buddy!
@@primeredisbest most down to earth content on the web.keep up the good work .trump 20/20.oo oh raw!!!!!!!😂
Cant get penetrol in California gotta order from amazon
That sounds about right! Lol. My wife's brother lives in California. We hear from him a lot about California! I think that we will just stay here in East Tennessee. Thanks my friend for your comment!
How long does it last? He didn't answer! Thanks.
It varies as I said in the video. It might last 2 years or more or it might last 3 months. 6 months. It just varies depending on your situation. I am not an expert on how long it might it might not last. You will know when you need to apply it again. Thank you very much for your comment! I appreciate it!
Nice truck, what's the wheel/tire size combo?
Tires sizes are fronts: 245x45x20. Rears are: 275x45x20. Hope this helps! Thanks!
20x9 In front and 20x11 on rear??
@@kennethmartinez77488 No sir. It is 20x8 Fronts and 20x10 rears. Thanks for asking!
Mr PIB , does that penetrol stop the rust or just for the shine, thanks?
That's a good question that I really can't answer. I believe that it does stop the rust. But I can't confirm that for sure. But if you are asking me if I think that it does, I would say yes. Because when you put it on the rust it can no longer get the air or elements from weather. But put it on at your risk. I really like the results of using the product! I hope that if you use it that you like it as well as I do! Good luck my friend!
Thanks for your reply I will get some and give it a try.
@@geraldrichards222 Ok buddy! Keep me posted on how it turns out. I appreciate it!
Why mine is still sticky after a week
I am sorry but I don't have the answer to that question. Could be the humidity or rain on it. I keep mine in garage all the time. It is humid here in East Tennessee everyday and it takes awhile to completely dry. But in your case, I just don't know. Sorry I can't be of help to you my friend! Good luck!
My X wife said the same thing. X wide 😅
Hey that's pretty funny! Lol. I appreciate the good laugh my friend! Thanks buddy!
G’day mate. Just wondering what you do or use to prepare the surface prior to applying the penetrol? I’m looking to do a similar thing with my old Landcruiser.
Hello my friend! I just do the usual things. I was the vehicle very well and then I hand wax it. I try to get it has clean as I possibly can. Then I apply the penetrol. I have several videos showing how I apply penetrol. Good luck on your Land cruiser! Thanks for your question!
@@primeredisbest that’s interesting as I thought you would want the surface as clean and contaminant free as possible before you applied the penetrol. So no wax or other products between the penetrol and painted surface or rusted areas. You don’t find the wax stops it’s sticking as well as it could?
@@thefjirnyjourney8756 I have done this many times on my trucks. I give the trucks s good washing and I hand wax them as well. Then I apply Penetrol to the truck. After the Penetrol us applied and dried I would not try to paint the vehicle. Kinda too late after the Penetrol is on it. Do all of this at your own risk. But that is what I do on my trucks. I have lots of videos showing what I do before I use Penetrol. Thanks!
@@primeredisbest Not knocking your knowledge and expertise. I just thought you would want the surface as clean as possible without wax or other contaminants. Much the same as if you painted it. Looking at your ute you are certainly able to get good results from the technique you employ. I just want to ensure that the penetrol gets into the rusted areas and is not prevented from doing so by another applied coating like the wax. In other words I don’t want the rust continuing under the wax. A bit like applying body filler over a rusted area and it still rusts away underneath. I wasn’t sure if I should try something like prepsol or I have read about people using CLR (calcium lime rust remover) to prepare the surface. Didn’t mean to offend if I did, you have all the experience in this area and I have zero.
@@thefjirnyjourney8756 Oh no sir you have not offended me whatsoever! I am sorry if it appeared that way. As far as rust issues, I would address that issue first. Use whatever you would like to use. On my old trucks, I give them a very good wash job, wax what I wanted to shine as much as possible, and then I apply Penetrol. There are other ways to apply Penetrol or Boiled Linseed Oil on your vehicle besides the way I do it so you might want to check out other people's channel so you will have the best results. Also I keep my trucks in a garage so they don't stay outside. If I was you, I would try Boiled Linseed Oil first. But that's my opinion. My trucks are kinda notbin the best of shape body wise so I am not that picky. Remember that if you plan on painting your vehicle anytime, then don't apply any of these products to your vehicle. Hope this is helpful to you! Good luck my friend!
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Thanks buddy! Much appreciated!
Then he ask if we have anymore questions. LOL.
Again I am not expert on the topic. If you have questions about how I apply it or how long to let it dry, I will be happy to answer any questions. In the video I am telling you everything that I know. But about using it. But I can't have a specific time on how long it will last. I said that in the video. Thank you for watching the video. Have a great day!
@@primeredisbest how long does it last on your truck before you redo it?
@@speakbigtruth9383 In my situation where my trucks stay in a garage all the time, it will last around a year to a 18 months. Then you will have to reapply it again. Hope that this is helpful to you! Good luck my friend!
@@primeredisbest thank you for the information and videos they are very helpful
Enjoyed your tutorial on penetrol and boiled linseed. I have almost three quarters of a can of penetrol that became vicious and not able to pour out of can. Any ideas on how to restore it back with which solvents Thank you and all the best to you and the folks in tennessee bruce the swimmer new rochelle n.y.
No I am sorry, but I don't know of any ways to restore Penetrol with solvents. I am glad that you enjoyed the video! I just put Penetrol on my 1978 GMC truck "Shannon". I put Penetrol on a lot of trucks! I hope that you will enjoy some of our latest videos using Penetrol on the GMC! I really appreciate your comment my friend and for watching the video! Hope everything is going well with you and your family! Gid bless you always!
@@primeredisbest Thank you for your reply. Once I pierced the top hardened layer I was able to use it, even though a bit vicious. Blessings back to you from New Rochelle N.Y.
does it leave a sticky finish
Not when it's completely dry. But it depends in your climate like humidity and such. I keep my trucks in a garage and let them sit for around a day or 3 days. But it varies a lot. I don't have a real answer. But it does dry. Good luck to you and wish you the best!
@@primeredisbest thanks, thats a big help!
@@midnightraiin4035 You are very welcome! If you live in a dry climate, it will not take as long of course. Where we live in East Tennessee, it is always humid and it takes a long time. But usually a day or so. I hope that you and your family have a wonderful 4th of July weekend! Thanks for watching the video!
@@primeredisbest Happy 4th of July!!!
I'm going to just stick to seagull poo. It does a number on the paint, and it's free!
That's really funny! I enjoyed the good laugh! Actually that might be a better option! Lol. Thanks my friend for your comment!
Haaaaa haaaaa girls put make up on thier faces boys put make up on thier trucks 😂❤
Lol. That's funny buddy! I appreciate your comment and for the good laugh! Thanks buddy!
Is this stuff ok on aluminium and can I paint over it
I would not use this product if I thought that I might want to paint it later on down the road. I put it on my aluminum on my trucks. But you do it at your own risk. I keep my trucks in a garage so it makes a difference. I hope that this is helpful to you! Let me know if I can answer any questions! Thanks and good luck!
NO "HOW TO". just mumbling through what he uses.
Thanks!