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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.

Oil Plus 2C is the recommended finish for interior furniture, tables, cabinetry, and millwork. While relatively simple to apply, you'll want to follow these key steps to ensure a successful application is achieved.

If a floor is neglected or not maintained properly, it can require a special process called a "renovation." This post walks through when a renovation is necessary and how it should be performed.

Oil Plus 2C is the recommended finish for wood flooring. While it is relatively straight-forward to work with, you will want to ensure you apply properly to set yourself up for success. This post will walk you step-by-step on how to apply Oil Plus 2C to flooring.

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.

A renovation with Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C is a simple process that brings the surface back to life without requiring major sanding.

The renovation process is recommended if you need to re-introduce the original applied colour. This is typically caused by not maintaining the surface properly or in the case of an accident.

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 colour.

Weexplain the process of stripping, preparing/sanding, and refinishing a wood furniture project with Oil Plus 2C to achieve a beautiful, natural, hand-rubbed wood finish.