I was wondering how would this product react on brand new western cedar walls and ceiling? Would the product stop the wood from discoloration from aging? Cedar in particular changes color dramatically with time so I was wondering how would a white color monocoat finish look on cedar after a 1-5 years? View answer
Asked 3 ´years ago
Anyone use this on real furniture? tacky to sit on? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
I am extremely chemical sensitive so I am unable to use any stains or finishes with VOCs. I need to redo my hardwood floors as well as trim. Your Monocoat sounds like a godsend for me. My problem is, my wife likes at least a semi-gloss shine. Is there any way to use the Monocoat and the Universal Maintenance Oil to get a higher shine? I told her about the satin but she doesn't think that will be enough. View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
Can I use the clear as a countertop seal? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Does the Rubio Hybrid come in a clear finish? View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
I need to stain joists that I will be using to rebuild part of my deck. The boards are pressure-treated 6X10s that have been cut into four-foot lengths. All the info I can find online about preparing lumber so that stain will adhere to it recommends toxic products. Everything I read says that if you don't prepare the boards the stain won't adhere. That is a particular problem since I live at 9,000 feet in Colorado where we have bitter, snowy winters. Is there something you have that I can use to prepare pressure-treated boards for staining that does not contain toxic chemicals? View answer
Asked 7 ´years ago
We have been asked to recoat timber paneling externally (previously coated in Hybrid natural) with another coat after 4 years of weathering It is coming up more yellow this time around The client was not happy and asked if we can remove what we have done Is this possible and if so what is your recommendation to remove it Approx 7 days since application? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Do you have samples of stain on pine? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Can this product be applied to old engineered hardwood? View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
Where is the MSDS for component B? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Can this product be used on posts and handrails for stairs? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Hi, can I use Rubio Monocoat, Oil Plus to stain old kitchen cabinets? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
I build custom recording studio furniture, mainly desks. I'm currently using solvent based stain and a pre cat lacquer spray for the finish. I'm looking for a new approach that can be applied faster, and doesn't require the loss of brain cells (even with a respirator I can smell the lacquer as I spray). Rubio Monocoat seems to be advertised for wood flooring, but would it be suitable for a daily use desk? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
We stained our wood-clad patio doors with the walnut-colored Rubio Monocoat, after testing the stain color on a piece of 1x4. The doors turned out much lighter than the swatch shown on your website and also much lighter than the test piece.<BR>We would like to go darker on the color. However, with the doors being wood-clad (i.e.. thin veneered on the inside surface), we wouldn't be able to sand them down to re-stain them. What would you suggest we do? Can we layer another darker-colored Monocoat? Will the wood take on more color? If not, what are our options? We have pets at home so we have to use VOC free products. View answer
Asked 10 ´years ago
I have a raw wood countertop and I love the light wood color and do not want it to "yellow" when sealing it. If I get the 5% white stain, will this compensate for the "yellowing"? Also, when applying the stain, will it darken if you overlap when applying it? for example, when i applied one of your darker stains on another counter, one coat was perfect, but I had to do some touch-ups and everywhere i touched-up was extra dark from the stain overlapping. Is this the same with the lighter colors? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Ref: Rubio Monocoat, Oil Plus 2C Interior Stain and Seal Kit. I would be using this on new plywood cabinetry inside my van. I plan to do all the sealing, staining, and curing of the wood pieces outside the van. My concern is spontaneous combustion of the cured oil-stained wood on a hot sunny 120 deg. F day when the interior surfaces baked by the sun can reach temperatures of over 180 deg. F. Will this be safe to use in this situation or should I only consider water-based sealers and stains? View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
http://www.greenbuildingsupply.com/All-Products/Paints-Coatings-Wood-Stains-Sealers/Rubio-Oil-Plus-2C-Kit<BR>There are two components of this product. Can mixed final product be stored and then used at a later time? If not, are instructions for the proportions of each components included with the product, so one can mix as much as he needs as he goes?<BR>Lastly, if one decides to seal the surface after using this stain, which odor-free product would you recommend? View answer
Asked 10 ´years ago
Is this product recommend for laminate flooring? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Is this product appropriate for sealing terracotta tile? View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
Are any of the ingredients in Rubio products byproducts of animals? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
