Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C, Fast-Drying Wood Oil, Ecological Wood Preserver for Indoor Use, Linseed Oil for Wood Treatment, Including Accelerator (Part B) - Pure, 350 ml

The media could not be loaded. 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.

This is expensive, but the quality makes up for that. Get ready to burn a few pounds while applying as the process is intensive, but the finished result is beautiful and hard wearing. Looks very natural. Was recommended this by a kitchen maker who uses it religiously, and I have to agree it’s brilliant. Watch a couple of videos to see how to apply.

I have been using this product several times always perfect effect

Definitely needed two coats but looked fantastic once it was applied.

Goes on well and leaves a great finish.

The product is fine. However the tins, especially the hardener tin, are difficult to use for the necessary accurate measurement. The pop up cap on the accelerator simply would not work and the pull hook broke off so the tin had to be opened with a knife.It is also ludicrously expensive for 300ml of oil. Not sure it is any better than far cheaper poly X.It came with no instructions for mixing or application and all of the info on the packaging was in Dutch and all about safety precautions. Not that helpful in an English market.

Brilliant product I’ve used this before. However I paid for a tin and a 300ml bottle turned up! Complete scam

If you follow the instructions to the letter, this has to be one of the easiest, fastest wood finishes money can buy.It may seem pricey given the small volume vs other traditional finishes, but you use so little in comparison that, I think, it isn't more expensive.The natural, matt finish is tops.