Unlock the Secrets of Rubio Monocoat: The Best Finish for Wood!

[@cassityart7001]

So beautiful. Did you add accelerant to your oil finish? Thank you.

[@TexasArtCompany]

For this project I did not. I was close to the bottom of the can and find it still works well without it. Just give your project more time to cure.

[@castanoswoodworking]

Awesome job

[@TexasArtCompany]

Thank you 🙏

[@kellyharrell4841]

Love that finish looks fantastic.

[@TexasArtCompany]

Thank you 🙏

[@sasquatch-7634]

How do you apply to carvings?

[@TexasArtCompany]

I guess it would depend on the size. A little goes a long way.

[@AngelaMerkeltree]

How does this compare to linseed oil?

[@TexasArtCompany]

Cost wise linseed is better, but for longevity and durability Rubio is much better.

[@TexasArtCompany]

Thanks for watching let me know if this finish fits your style. Do you like a natural look like Rubio Monocoat?

[@sasquatch-7634]

If it won't adhere to itself, why a second coat?

[@TexasArtCompany]

Just to make sure it’s fully coated. Dry wood can absorb the first coat sometimes.

[@nevwood2191]

Did you also apply underneath? Or could you apply a different finnish?​@@TexasArtCompany