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A small and economic set of swatches that shows 55 Oil Plus 2C colors.
*The paper fan deck is for general color referencing only. It contains printed images of European White Oak sanded to 120 and water popped. If you are using any other species or preparation then the fan deck will not be representative of the final aesthetic and we would recommend looking at our colors to see how the same color of oil reacts on the different species of wood. Please create a sample to see the actual color result using your species and process.
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Fan deck is an excellent reference. Wish I had this prior to sampling different combinations for my current project. Might be useful indicating what wood species used for the samples. Also a fan deck with precolor easy + different oil combinations would be a nice addition. Especially for those interested in the furniture side like me.
United StatesWould love to only work with white oak, but most of my oak projects are still in Red. That kinda makes this irrelevant unfortunately. Nice product though overall.
United StatesNot much to review other than it works well with my clients in selecting a stain color. Then we buy samples and do an onsite color for confirmation. I have Rubio on my oak floors. LOVE IT. I have been telling all my clients to use this product
United StatesThis is such a great tool to be able to quickly show my clients examples of the many color options for their project without having to make samples. So glad to have this in my shop.
United StatesI purchased this to show my client the color possibilities. these samples are definitely better than the small try-fold brochure available at a Rubio Monocoat retailer. That said, only two of the five colors that my client chose came close to the sample fan deck. The samples on the fan deck state they are representative of the results you can achieve on white oak. The samples I created for my client were on white oak. I don’y hold that against Rubio as I understand that woods within even the sam species can produce different results. Overall it is a useful tool but ALWAYS do a sample board of the Rubio product on the project wood so you can get an accurate depiction of what the final outcome will be.
Well put! While we wish we could make a paper deck that represents every single color scenario, it simply isn't possible. You hit the nail on the head, ALWAYS make a sample before committing to a color. Thank you!
