Rubio Monocoat Wood Oil Finish 52 m² - Mist 5% | Oil Plus 2C | Quick-Dry, Eco-Friendly Linseed Wood Oil for Indoor Use, Includes Accelerator (Part B) | Protector | 1,3L

If you are a Blacktail Studio follower, you know what you are buying. This stuff produces extremely hard-wearing protection layers on hardwoods. My home's stairs - after three years of hard, daily use - still look beautiful. The trick of the trade is to use TINY amount of it and work it well using a soft sponge pad (open or closed pores) on RO. Meticulous prep (sanding, water pop, blowing the dust, etc) is a key to achieve fantastic results.

This is incredible stuff, used it on a few projects and love how consistent the finish is. Easy to correct mistakes or retouch as well. 5% mist and natural are great modern finishes. Pure is a little dark for my liking but great in more traditional homes. I’ve used it on veneered oak and walnut so far, goes on slightly better on solid woods I’d say. A little goes a long way, I apply with a squeegee type spreader and use the brown pads on my festool Rotex in rotary to work it in. I then use ets150 with a white pad to buff.

Simply the best wood finishing product. I love the look, its contrast and depth of colour etc. Its food safe and have no issues using it for cutting boards and my herringbone flooring. With that said - its not truly a mono-coat - if you want the *perfect* finish then I would recommended knocking down the first coat with some maroon pads and then applying a light second post.

Good oil, easy to apply and I'm happy with the finish. Worth noting, this colour is not a paint, but an oil. It simply tints the natural colour of your wood. I was able to increase the strength by applying a slightly thicker layer, leaving overnight and rubbing off the excess before applying the cure

Fantastic finish even in inexpert hands. Problem is it's so blooming expensive - hence the deduction of 1 star. I have used it mostly on Oak Veneered sheets. Personally I think the 'monocoat' claim is a little optimistic, I have found 2 coats is best.

Very lovely finish - the Natural colour is very subtle, but the protection has been great. I used it for a large white oak step that gets heavy, daily use and even 3 months on it looks brand new. Ive had the same results on picture frames and furniture. Very impressed - this’ll be my go-to finish for most projects moving forward, but might explore the range of colours to add variety and achieve a deeper look if needed. I’ve only applied to oak so far, so can’t comment on other woods.

Its expensive but it covers very well and leaves a great finish, its the first time I've used it and it was on a panelled door so had to use a brush but very pleased with finish and it only took one coat

any rubio monocoat products is ultra good quality products. highly tecommended