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3 months agoYeah, the lighter areas are where it has come up and been reapplied. Linseed oil gets darker with age, but I think the really dark areas are from a mold or mildew. I’ve only seen that in places with a lot of moisture year round.
Yeah, the lighter areas are where it has come up and been reapplied. Linseed oil gets darker with age, but I think the really dark areas are from a mold or mildew. I’ve only seen that in places with a lot of moisture year round.
It looks to me like years of linseed oil without any sanding or prep work in between.
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It’s seems like they are doing a great job of that by themselves.
So much floof!
With a separate bicycle car!