"how do I protecting patina?" cracks me up.
Take a 30, 60 or even 80 year old vehicle and it's always the same question...
Getting the patina takes time... the more time it takes, the more patina you get... so are you asking how to stop time? if so, at what age? 40 years? 45 perhaps? 62 years?
Someone buys a vehicle at any old age and they like the Patina and somehow think "this is the exact time to stop that patina!"... really?!?
It's an oxymoron.
Patina is patina... it's taken how many years to look like that... how do you do expect to stop it without it looking like you've intervened?? Can't happen!!
Wash it. Carry on... let the patina be patina.
Last edited by FootStomper; 07/09/2020 3:56 AM.
