Rubio Monocoat Wood Oil 52 m² - Smoke | Oil Plus 2C | Quick-Dry, Eco-Friendly Linseed Wood Oil for Indoor Use Includes Accelerator (Part B) | Preserver | 1.3 L

Je ne connaissais pas…très bien. Tout en un. Plus rapide que les mélanges à la main. Plus onéreux aussi. Bien concentré. Joli. Protège.

Seriously, this stuff blows me away. I can't believe how durable it is!We used it for our butcher block countertops, made with Birch wood. It's been 4 months now and there hasn't been a single spot of damage! And several times I found a pool of water that was under a plate or something overnight, or a drop of red wine.And whats just as amazing is how abrasion resistant it is too. After installing the countertops, we build and installed custom wall cabinets above them, then painted everything, and then did the tile backsplash. The whole time, the countertops where covered in sharp tools, smeared with gritty tile grout, and just abused pretty badly overall. But you'd never know! I was sure that we would need to do a maintenance coat but I was wrong!After sanding them I blasted them clean with compressed air, then put on the first coat of RM and followed the directions. And then, because the birch is so porous, we were told to apply a second coat immediately after wiping off the first and that's what we did although I don't know if it made a difference as is surely wasn't absorbing like the first was. I sanded them to 180 grit because I wanted more sheen but after the fact I read that you don't want to sand past 150 grit for "high traffic" applications to allow it to penetrate deeper and protect better and longer. And then if you need more sheen, after it dries for 24 hours you can sand with 220 and apply another coat. Just what I read online...We love the color of the Bourbon brown on the birch, absolutely perfect.Using this stuff was one of the best decisions I've ever made

This monocoat finish performs as many reviews stated. It is very easy to apply or re-apply when necessary. Like most everyone else claimed, I thought the volume of the cans were insufficient for my furniture. The instructions caution that a very little goes a long way and it is true. Guesstimating the 3:1 mix is a mistake that will waste too much. Best advice is to use graduated syringes 10 ml or greater. Besides, at the cost of the product you do not want to be dumping any which has a short application time once mixed. The oil finish is spectacular and much easier than linseed oil/wax with equal results.

Just applied the color bourbon to hickory. I use hickory a lot for projects. This is one of the most beautiful, I will call it “stain” colors I have ever applied to it. Just apply rub it into the wood and wipe clean with a clean rag. Super simple

We have used this stain twice now and can not recommend it enough!