Rubio Monocoat

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oklahoma red
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Rubio Monocoat

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Anyone out there tried anything in the Rubio Monocoat line yet?
Apparently originated as a wood floor finish. Appears to be a linseed oil product that can be used with or without an accelerator.
Tons of colors. Can be had in small sample size bottles.
https://www.monocoat.us
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Re: Rubio Monocoat

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All I know is that linseed oil, while I like the smell during its curing phase, doesn't seem like an odor I'd like in my nose while smoking a pipe. It's a pretty distinct fragrance.

Looking at the Monocoat MSDS, it indicates to keep away from hot surfaces - and no smoking. :) This obviously refers to the uncured state, but I found it funny.

I personally don't have an interest - shellac and wax are faster and more forgiving than an oil-based finish in my experience.

None of the above is meant to be an admonition in any way - if you do try it, please post what you find.
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