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noboD · 09-29-2018, 11:07 AM

I have a different make 100 year old car with SOME original paint. It is just resting for now in the corner. About every two years it gets a shot of Gibbs, no sanding, etc. It creeps into nooks and crannies. In about a week it "dries", sort of and maintains that finish until it gets sprayed again. Gibbs can be painted over, unlike most junk with silicone. Maybe half a can will cover everything, top and bottom.

09-29-2018, 11:07 AM	#12
noboD Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 319	Re: Patina paint and Gibbs oil finish OT I have a different make 100 year old car with SOME original paint. It is just resting for now in the corner. About every two years it gets a shot of Gibbs, no sanding, etc. It creeps into nooks and crannies. In about a week it "dries", sort of and maintains that finish until it gets sprayed again. Gibbs can be painted over, unlike most junk with silicone. Maybe half a can will cover everything, top and bottom.