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

Muy buen producto

Good product. Frustrating packaging. I ordered this 1.3L size twice within 2 weeks (big project and needed extra) and the first shipment arrived with the B component / accelerator in 3 separate 100 ml plastic bottles with a screw on cap. This is a MAJOR improvement over the squatty 300 ml can that it used to come in that was always impossible to get 100% usage out of and would leave way too much oxygen in the container once it became halfway used and beyond. I was thrilled to have the screw top bottles in smaller sizes arrive...only to be disappointed again with receiving the most recent shipment (2 weeks after the one described above) that is back to the blasted 300 ml can. I always transfer the A component into a stop loss bag completely before actually using it as I have learned that leaving it in the can and opening / closing it for any length of time over using results in the top layer of the product skimming over / chunking up and becoming unusable and wasted. This is unacceptable for a product that's so expensive and a little goes a long way. Thankfully stop loss bags work perfectly for the part A component. The B component is too viscous for that and I would please please please recommend to Rubio to change your packaging to reflect what I've outlined above. I have spent thousands on Rubio over the years and this is really the main and only issue I have with it.

This makes a great finish for furniture. I've only used the clear, but it comes in a variety of colors. It's relatively easy to apply and allows ample time before set-up. My complaint is the way it comes in two stacked tins. You mix the product 3:1 wax and hardener. The wax comes in a paint tin, so unless you're using the entire amount, you have to pour from the paint tin into a second container. This drips and you end up with gummy wax around inside rim of the tin. The hardener comes in a tin with a flexible plastic spout and screw cap. The spout collapses back into the tin so they can pack it a stack of two tins that are held together with a ring. If you don't scrupulously wipe off the spout before screwing on the cap, the cap will glue itself to spout over time. Since the spout is flexible, good luck trying to unscrew a stuck cap. I now dump the product into separate tins with regular pour caps and throw out the manufacturer's tins.

It was a good product once have been applied the problem I had was that if you follow (using the measuring cups paint/construction for mixing) the component B of this will not be enough, again I made sure I mixed correctly and got short in the end and ran out of product.

I have used this product on thousands of board feet of wood. I will never use another finish again. It is very durable and you can spot repair it. It goes on fast and it's really hard to screw up. I have used it on Ash flooring, a custom cherry staircase, a white oak countertop, butternut table top, custom cherry kitchen, lots of cherry trim. The spot repair claim is also absolutely true, if you need to fix an area you can sand and reapply, it will blend perfectly aside from any natural aging of the wood that you sanded off - which will even out in a few months. The people complaining about water spots did not give the product the 1 week (with hardener) to cure. It is a low/no gloss finish, the main thing you need to know going into it. I have noticed from using a buffer to apply on the flooring, the buffer itself does add a level of sheen that you will not get if you apply it with a rag.