Putting Sweet Patina Sauce on the 1954 Chevy
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Putting Sweet Patina Sauce on the 1954 Chevy
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I have been wanting to try this sweet patina sauce for a while on the 1954 Chevy 210. I finally got it in and it was time to give it a try. I have been looking for something to protect the patina paint and help darken up the colors. When a patina car sets it starts to chalk up and look light in color. I don't mind that but like this look way better. I also wanted a way to help protect it from water which the sweet patina sauce does as well. Apply this Sweet Patina Sauce to your car is super simple. Just wipe it on wait 20 minutes and wipe it off. It does have a good smell to it and will make your entire garage smell like it. I applied 2 coats to the entire car and absolutely love the new look. I think if you have a patina paint job this is by far the best way to protect it.
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I'd say it a winner. There's just something about a classic car/truck that has some patina.
Thank you. I agree
I can tell a difference in the way that it looks. I wonder how it would look if it was lightly sanded first? That way it would be a little easier to clean. I can only imagine how that microfiber must have drug and stuck as you were going over the surface rust. It looks awesome. I love the car! Thank for the video Travis. Now you can do follow up videos on it.
Thank you Larry. Probably should have sanded it first. It was like putting oil on concrete lol
I just love your 54 bel air 👍👍👍👍
Thank you. Me too
Great vid brother! I just got a 1950 farm truck and I really found this video has the perfect answer to what I’m gonna do. Patina sauce all the way thank you so much
Thank you. It really brings out depth in the patina
Man that patina looks awesome amazing difference great video
Thank you
Looks Great!! Not just a rusty car, but a cared for finish. Doing the same on my '55 pickup ;)
Thank you
I remember when I recommended this to ya on a past video.
Yes. That was the reason I bought it. Thank you
@@TWAMotorsports TW. Man that panina sauce is some good sh-t... 54 came out pretty damn good.. them micro fiber towels are pretty expensive. How many did you use???.
Just 3. I buy in bulk
@@TWAMotorsports send some micro fiber towels my way since you buy them in bulk hahaha.... Just busting your chops.. great tutorial tonight buddy 🇺🇲
@@TWAMotorsports good morning SWEET PATINA SAUCE...lol.. how's the sweet sauce holding up so far on the 54??
Pretty cool stuff T, ya know me trying to play catch up on videos… off of work for the last week so I get to enjoy some content as opposed to being at work.
Lol. Glad you get a chance to catch up
Never used that stuff but its getting popular for sure. Car looks great
It's worth the money in my opinion
Such a badass car.
Thank you
That’s awesome. Never heard of this stuff but it really looks good on that car.
Thank you. It works amazing
that sauce is pretty much Pentarol u can buy it at home depot. it's $10 it last longer than linseed oil. over all looks great
Where do you live? I love your neighborhood. I live in a cookie cutter tract near Phoenix Arizona and loved seeing your house. I don't understand the rust thing. One thing is that product really changed the color and it didn't look at all like patina anymore. What is important is that you like it.
I'm in Missouri
Man I love that car. Second to the Trans Am that's my favorite!
I love it too
It looks different looks pretty damn good
Thank you
You could sand it down a little with a fine sandpaper to make the rust service a little smoother, and the application of that product will be also a little shinier after rubbing it down.
That's true
A comet wash with a blue scotch brite would have helped darken up the rust as well as smooth it out before the sweet patina sauce.
Definitely would help
Excellent results!! I'm interested to compare the Penetrol by Flowtrol to the Sweet Patina Sauce... I think I'm going to publish a video on that subject... The only thing that irritated me watching you apply this was the fact you never folded that towel....I'm like dude, just fold the towel...
Thank you. Probably could have folded but didn't seem necessary
Hella nice! I may have to pick some up for my F100.
Worth the money that's for sure
Wow that's a meannnn 54 chevy
Thank you
Ive got a 36 ford that is patina and want to try something with it. Penetrol is only $10 vs $40, both look great may have to do my own comparison test if I cant find one. Nice car sir.
Thank you. I think its worth the money
Linseed oil.
Love the patina on this thing,it’s definitely asking for some smooth steel wheels!
Thank you. May do that down the road.
I am DEFINATELY using this on my Beetle it has about 80% of a 30 year old cheap paint job on it and pretty much the same exposed spots you have but there is a lot of body filler showing. I guess I will try a small area to make sure it doesn't react but I know I would rather sauce it than flat clear and have to deal with all of the disassembly/ masking.
Yes. It looks great after. Should do great on your beetle.
@@TWAMotorsports did you fully coat the bumpers BTW or use something different?
@@jordanturner9173 I went over the rusty spots on the bumper
I think I like a 50 or something with the more rounded tail fins
This is one of my favorites
take some 0000 bronze wool and chrome polish and clean up the hood ornament and maybe the rest of the chrome.....it takes very little time and the results are crazy good
I have actually done that in the past
it made the chrome parts pop more
I agree
Looks good , I’ve seen people do penetrol also which looks really nice also. This has a different sheen.
Yeah and its supposed to last longer
looks good
Thank you
Man that stuff works great 👌
I sure think so
Looks great, thinking about doing it to my 84 Ford, is this also a rust preventer ?
Thank you. Maybe a little rust prevention
@@TWAMotorsports Thank you for your quick response back, I’m going to give it a try, I got the conference from watching your video.
@DHSFEMA you're welcome
Please do make a video on the 52.. my 64 impala is flat black and also has those faded looking areas and I'm very curious how it would come out.. thanks for the video 👍🏼👌🏼
I for sure will
Luster is the word !
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Its oil right, not a clear coat? So the surface kinda absorbs it? And your hood isnt a level surface... What do you mean it self levels?
Yes oil type but levels out on its own
Mineral oil. That’s all you need, once a year if you’re in a dry state
This is a way better option than that.
Love your car. I have a ‘54 Bel Aire in similar shape and am looking for a visor and fender skirts so if you have any ideas I’d appreciate the help. Again she’s a beauty! Great job. I’d be curious to see Linseed oil and Pitina sauce side by side.
Thank you. Swap meets are generally the best place around here.
Getting ready to do a 40 Dodge Pickup...How has this held up a year later?
Last pretty long for being outside a lot. Probably every 3 to 6 months.
@@TWAMotorsports Awesome...Thank you
You're welcome
Me podrían decir que producto está usando gracias
Have you ever tried penetrol? Works great and cheap
No I haven't
Sweet ride I’m doing a ls swap on a 53 Chrysler Windsor myself. Question what set up is on that Chevy
Thank you. 5.3 and 4l60e
Poppy's is way better. Matte or Gloss and you should try that next time.
I may
Hey man, looks great! Any updates on how it holds up?
Thank you. Seems to still look great but is store indoors
What size wheels are those?
18s and 20s. Link in video description
Everything you said about it and how it goes on and looks makes me think rebranded Boiled Linseed Oil. I’ve use it a bunch and it’s stupid cheap.
This is not the same as linseed but I am just sharing my experience. This last longer and repels water better. Also easier to apply
matte clear was exactly what I was thinking about when watching, and then you said it as well. Very cool ride looking even better. If this stuff does not last very long, any thoughts on actually shooting some clear on it?
I really don't want to clear it.
@@TWAMotorsports if you keep it inside keep doing what you are doing I think it looks great, going to try some myself
Thank you
Flood penetrol
Looks good, but $40 a bottle . I've seen people use a simple $2 toilet bowl wax ring melted down and applied warm so it spreads. Three or four rings will do a car and being a wax it protects as well. You can add a solvent to the wax if you want it a bit more watery that evaporates soon enough leaving the wax only.
I will just use this. Have you proved a wax ring lately. Insane price jump
It's unique. Will you do a mat or satin clear on it at some point?
I do thank so.
Good luck to him removing that stuff so he can clear it.
Not going to clear
I wonder if this is the same thing as boiled linseed oil
No it isn't
Hey sir, can you give me some info on those wheels please? Where did you get them? Thank you!
I made a video with links to all that info. Just search my channel. Links will be in that video description
Is there any validation that it lasts longer then penetrol ?
Other videos and forums have confirmed that
Does your car seem to be sticky afterwards?
It was a little afterwards
Did you ever get around to applying this on your 52? And if so how'd it come out
I haven't yet but need to
Did you make a video or have any feedback on how it looked on the flat black truck? Got a 77 F100 that is flat black and curious how this stuff makes it look! Thanks!
I didn't but need to. I did a fender just to test and it really darkened it up
@@TWAMotorsports Man, if you ever do a video on that, I am sure I will be accounting for a couple of dozen views :)
Lol. Noted
Why not get it painted💔 plans of letting it rust
Never will paint it
How has this held up this year?
It did well
What is your wheel & tire combo & offsets?
Links in video description
Just wondering how long it lasts I have a 50 coronet and live in south east idaho I would like to protect it for the winter months
Seems to last but I garage keep mine.
@@TWAMotorsports ok I can't at this moment but trying to find a place to store it but also trying to preserve it until I can!!!!
It will definitely help but not sure hoe long it last outside
Travis!!
what does the word patina mean?
Weathered looking or distressed paint
Does anyone know how long this stuff lasts.?Because boiled linseed oil and mineral spirits lasts about a year. And much cheaper than the sauce.
Mine still looks good and I haven't messed with it.
@@TWAMotorsports I live on dirt roads will this stuff attract dirt like linseed oil and mineral spirits does?
It will more than without
I cant believe after all the lessons u taught me by those videos!! U have 32k subscribers, shame on you RUclips 😡😡
You mean should be more?
Dude no neighbors...fukn sweet
A few
What is your opinion on spohn vs umi. I'm looking at front control arms and a torque arm for my 2000 z28. Spohn seem to be a good deal. I currently have been getting my suspension stuff from umi. Is it ok to mix suspension companies. Thanks
I'm a bmr guy. All seem to be decent though
@@TWAMotorsports thank you. I'm just trying to save money on suspension. So I can spend more in other places. I just dont want to regret and have to change later. On a different note. Thanks for your advice on air safety locks on a 4 post lift. I got a tce 4 post 9k lift. I've had it for 8 months. It seem to be perfect for me. You probably dont remember but I asked you several question on your 4 post lift probably over a year ago.
You're welcome. Lots of stock suspension cars go really fast though
@@TWAMotorsports you are 100 percent right. I just want it to handle better. And it has 100k on it so I'm sure alot of the factory stuff needs replaced anyway.
That's for sure. Bushings are probably dried out
Before looks like natural patina, after looks too even and fake. Just spray mat clear to protect the metal and leave it alone.
Everyone likes something different I guess
Sad that people will buy these snake oils instead of asking an old timer...
Rust looking a little orange or bare metal showing? Use a shop towel with used oil on it.
Rust is brown already but looking dry, shop towel covered in WD40...
YW
Everyone has something they like. Try other products before and this one lasted twice as long if not more
@@TWAMotorsports "products" but did you try what I said?? having to apply more often is better than paying for it...
Not that method. Old timers use to rub kerosene on single stage paint too. Did it make it shine yes, have newer products improved that...absolutely. just because something is cheaper doesn't dismiss that technology has improved and a product could be better. You not trying this is no different than me not trying yours.
@@TWAMotorsports actually it is different...I dont have to pay for mine and it works better. but you will never know that. some people are ignorant. some are stoopid. guess we know which you are.
Where are you getting wd40 for free?
Sand it with 600 wet .. try it
I may have to eventually
Set me up on a tri pod. Too late bro
Coated is too dark. Looks like paint
I like the darker look.
PLEASE.FOLD.THE.DAMN.RAG.
What a gimmick save your money and buy boiled linseed oil that's all you need there's plenty of videos on RUclips about boiled linseed oil for patina
It actually last longer than that. I have used both now.
@@TWAMotorsports it may last longer but it’s 10 times more expensive. And what are you gonna do 5 years from now when they run out of business?
Linseed oil you can pick that up at any improvement store.
I am happy with what I used. Time will tell. It's about marketing. I think the company has done well. I will continue to support him.
How has it held up? What’s the water behavior like?
About 3 months I would guess with the way we used it. Beads water well
I just can't see you accomplished anything. Dull rust/Shiny rust? Just rust.
Some don't get it
CLR beforehand would have cleaned it up so much more and really made it pop.
I will try that in the future