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Caring for your Rubio Monocoat oil finished surface is simple, and when done properly, keeps your furniture looking beautiful for a lifetime.

Water popping is a straightforward concept, but if you are unfamiliar with it, there are a few key things to be aware of before you dive into it. We will cover what water popping is, why you may want to water pop, and a couple ways to water pop wood surfaces.

If you are considering radiant heat or already have a floor with radiant heat and are looking for a compatible wood floor finish, Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C is a suitable finish. This post explains some details to be aware of.

Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C keeps the natural look and feel of your wood floors. Proper maintenance will keep your floors looking great for years to come! This post explains the difference between cleaning and maintenance and provides instructions for both.

Quite simply: a wood surface that is finished with Rubio Monocoat’s hardwax oil can last indefinitely when cared for properly.

But what does “cared for properly” mean?

Cerusing, or liming, is a wood finishing technique that creates a two-toned look, where the open grain of the wood is accentuated against a contrasting base color.

How does a polyurethane wood finish compare to a hardwax oil wood finishing product? As we compare the differences, the following topics will be covered: Film Build & Aesthetic, Appearance, Colors, VOC Levels, Number of Coats Required, Protection, Repairability, Cleaning and Maintenance.