Can This New Finish Replace Rubio Monocoat at a LOWER COST??
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Pretty interesting indeed! Thanks a bunch for the testing, dude! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great video and really appreciate you taking the time to do this and share it with us enthusiasts. I am curious if a product like GF would work with a ceruse finish? I see GF has a satin finishing wax, could this be used as a top coat for shine and protection?
wasn't a fan of rubio, found it to require two coats just like any other hard wax oil, and so expensive. So far my favorite finish has been tried and true. Looks great, very durable and very affordable. Honourable mentions to osmo aswell. the genral finishes looks interesting tho, I havent tried their products, but have heard great things.
Thanks for posting. I’m curious to see how the durability and water/stain resistance of the gf compares to the rubio. Other new products to compare are rustic lumber and Black Forest finishes hard wax oil.
Looked at the GF at Woodcraft and it's not cheaper than Rubio. It's $46 for the can, then another $19 for the Hardener. That's $65 compared to Rubio's $60.
16 fluid oz compared to 12.8 fluid oz. 47% more material for the same cost..
Your helper is getting sooo big! I'm really enjoying watching her grow.
Thanks😊
Just purchased a general finishes hard wax oil and hardener from rockler, excited to try it on my 8 drawer rustic hickory dresser project
Repairs are not that simple as the oil oxidizes over time, yellowing in colour.
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What’s the speed of the polisher?
3500 rpm
I just refinished a mid-century walnut veneer dresser - first timer. I went back and forth on what finishing product to use and settled on General Finishes. I just applied it yesterday and it looks great. My question is... Do I need to apply a second coat? I can't tell if it needs one and Googling that was unclear. And if so, do I need to use a gray pad beforehand? Looking for some advice. Thanks!
I don't know for sure but I know with Rubio you can use one of the red scotch bright pads on the surface then apply a second coat. That's probably what I would do with the General as well. As for if it "needs" one, probably not but It's completely to you😁 Good luck!
@@WyldeWoodworks Thanks for the advice. Appreciate it!
Lookin good man 😎
Thanks! How long until your first long form?
Just used Rubio and I totally dig it on Mr walnut drafting table. Only problem is that it is totally matte. I will receive the maintenance oil in a couple of days. Will let y’all know.
It is a bit matte after the first coat. I haven't tried the maintenance oil. I'm interested to know how well that works
You can apply Sheen Plus to bump the sheen to satin - I think this is a new product since this video was introduced. I sand to 800 grit and get a satin sheen that way. Never had trouble with Rubio soaking in at that grit level. On some pieces of wood, I can see where it has taken in more oil than other areas and I reapply during that 15 minute window - so it will absorb the oil at 800 grit. I wonder if Rubio’s instructions about sanding to 120 is for its original intended purpose which is flooring. There is still some ‘tooth’ in the wood at 120 grit so you won’t slip on the wood and fall. However, my furniture at 800 grit is super slick and it would be a fall hazard on flooring.
@@prspastor Thank you for the tip!
Typo in the title
Thanks. RUclips randomly changes things like that sometimes and I don't understand why.