How to Finish a Table - How to Apply Rubio Monocoat

[@2asere]

Cam, awesome video AS ALWAYS, Question, How much drying time between 1st and 2nd Rubio coats? Thanks a lot

[@BlacktailStudio]

Oh, good question! Should have mentioned that. 24 hours.

[@2asere]

Thanks a lot

[@lpelch]

I finished wood floors for forty plus years. The last ten we used hardwax oil. Rubio was one. The temptation is always to go with a couple thin coats. With furniture that might be best. You can, however saturate the piece more on the mono coat. Leaving the finish in contact with the wood for 10 or 15 minutes let’s it penetrate and fuse with the cellulose fibers in the wood. We always thought of working it into the wood until no more would go. Even so, it is amazing how much coverage you get from a liter. Also worth consideration is Woca Diamond. Using white oil on distressed wood was a go to for us. Love your work, Cam.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks Larry! I’ll definitely check that out

[@tonyarend9234]

Cam I was wondering if it is ok to wait longer than 24 hours between coats? I ran out of product after the first coat, now waiting for more to come in. Thanks

[@michael.schuler]

Cam, thanks for these great Rubio videos (and your many others.) Just finished with Rubio for the first time on a pretty spectacular bookmatched walnut free edge dining table, and before each and every step of the finishing process I reviewed the applicable segment of your video as tutorial. Your brief summary captions at the end of the video were particularly useful. I got a beautiful natural result and felt in control of the process throughout --- no doubt avoided a number of newbie errors that could have turned my peaceful maiden voyage into a frantic nightmare. It felt like you were right there giving me instructions mano a mano. Thank you!

[@michaelfmarcos]

Man I'm about 2 months into my first epoxy table, tonight I'm about to do the Rubio finishing, and I just have to say thank you for all your content. I get into a lot of hobbies and people usually ask where I learn from. My usual response is "KZbin University" but for all the stuff I've been doing over the last couple months, my answer has been Blacktail Studio. I've been woodworking for 2 years and learned a lot from a lot of content creators, but this project has been particularly rewarding and I have, effectively, you to thank for it. Thanks so much for all you do!

[@coltonstallcup2343]

I’m about 2 months into my first one as well. I don’t know if you built a second one after the first. But if you did, did it go more smoothly? More quickly? TIA

[@JaytheP]

Cam, using your steps I made my walnut butcher block look the best it ever has. I’ve used tons of finishes and the Rubio (after 2 coats) looks insane. I think using maroon pads/steel wool after the first coat makes the second coat wipe on like magic. So beautiful, thanks to you.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Agreed!

[@clivine924]

coating video's are the best. I'm a hardwood floor guy and Rubio is known for showing sanding flaws. great job. fun and knowledgeable watch. I love coating hardwood and now I'm getting into tables for fun. great work.

[@jamesmatthews1865]

I prefer having your narrations. With you explaining what and why you're doing somthing, . . . I too, can learn! Keep up with your videos as you have. I won't ever complain!

[@mosesfisher4415]

Cam, I made it to the end like I do every time. I don’t have a question just wanted to let you know you are doing a fantastic job of instruction and complete information. 🤘

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks Moses! You’re a good man

[@dirtydandinoman8902]

I dont come here to learn to build my own table, I come because its -Relaxing -Informative -Fun -Nice to watch

[@BlacktailStudio]

Can’t hope for any more from a viewer!

[@montesimpson7092]

I feel so motivated to start a project everytime I finish one of your videos 💡✏📐🔨

[@ruibento9840]

I really like woodworking I had a crafts class and we were assigned to do projects in school

[@lynetteyoung9777]

Cam, Thank you for making these videos. I enjoy watching wood, especially walnut, come to life through your expertise. I have loved walnut wood since I saw an Aunt harvest it from her property and have it made into her kitchen cabinets. I was a teenager then and finally when I had my own kitchen remodeled at the age of 50, I had my cabinets made from walnut. I was asked what kind of stain I wanted them to apply and I felt surprised, wondering why anyone would do that to walnut. I replied that I wanted something clear so I could see the wood. My refrigerator, trash compactor, and dishwasher are fronted with walnut. It is a most beautiful room. Watching you work with wood is such a joy. Again, thank you from Syracuse.

[@anton4696]

Thank you for all of the tutorials you have made! Watched most of them and I really find them helpful! Currently finishing my first walnut coffee table.

[@dwayneford1990]

I think your finishes are classy, timeless and perfect for the wood species. A lot of people like the very shiny epoxy flood coat look. I think that's just a fad or something that might be fine for a bar top but for these big beautiful tables your finishes are the best I've seen.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Wow, thanks Dwayne. Really appreciate that

[@hiddenvalleyprojects9218]

You always blow me away with your projects!! Such a inspiration!! Thank you! P.S. Thank you for never skipping a step.

[@stanleymischol6084]

Cam, thank you very much for all of your videos. They are really instructive and have pushed me further into woodworking than would ever have believed.

[@dabralankit]

Cam, you are terrific. I have read people recommending you to talk less but trust me its your instructions that keep it interesting throughout. I like watching woodworking videos & fine your the best. You are inspiring me to try something on my own. Way to go man. Cheers!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks, and good luck with your endeavors!

[@rogdotcom1]

Cam, holy crap, love the legs on that table, absolutely awesome 👍. Great video on the finishing, learned lots !! Thanks

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks man!!

[@brucedutchuk7963]

Love your work, as most everyone does!! I would love to see the video where you review different finishes. A contrast between higher end products and, of course, lower tier products.

[@BlacktailStudio]

I’m in!

[@jkmenegay]

Cam, stunningly beautiful. I'm sending this to my son who likes to tinker with epoxy tables/surfaces; I'm sure he'll appreciate it as well.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Awesome!!

[@stephanelarose9165]

CAN - WOW! As being a rookie that is about to start doing epoxy, to my opinion you said it all. thanks

[@toodamnmanyprojects7094]

Hi Cam. I’m really enjoying your videos. You’re not only a master woodworker but also a highly talented choreographer, director and cinematographer. First compliment is about your choice of lights. I grew up in the film business in Hollywood. Why didn’t I think of that? Fabulous idea! Second, I’m a wooden boat guy. Restored many over the years. I’m stuck on my latest project due to medical issues. Dropping the table on your head was something I can relate to. One additional surgery and recovery and I’ll be back at it. Years ago I did a kitchen remodel with butcher block countertops. They were fantastic. Now I’m in the middle of a house remodel. Seriously thinking about slab countertops. You got me thinking. Just wanted to say thank you and let you know how much I’ve learned from and enjoyed your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@dannybruce4142]

Cam, as I stated in another comment, I've had a lot of experience sanding and buffing many projects. Two things I would suggest. First, always use a mask and wear full body protetion like a zip up worksuit. Looks goofy, but it's worth it. Even when sanding wood. After two decades of working I had a sudden allergic reaction to wwood resin produced by sanding. If I hadn't been wearing a mask I woudn't be here today. My doctor said it happens. Also, I'd suggest to anybody who is interrested in perfect finishes to make friends with a local bodyshop as they have great knowledge and can advise on sanding and buffing tools and tecniques and materials that can result in spectacular results.

[@MrRapeyou1]

Nerd

[@M.L.Knotts]

​@@MrRapeyou1dude... Your name.... WTF

[@749Giovanni]

Thanks I went commando just sanded lol but your right I should of wore a mask

[@stuart6478]

Sounds psychosomatic nerd

[@alexsackett3626]

@@MrRapeyou1that’s what I came here to say

[@Ian_Hay]

Hi Cam. Question: in one or two of your later videos, you mention that you’ve sanded up to 220/240 rather than sticking to the max 180 (let alone the Rubio’ recommendation of max 120). Have you noticed any adverse effects and/or benefits to shading a notch higher than 180, i.e. 220/240, when finishing with Rubio Monocoat?

[@unperrier5998]

Cam, I jump straight to the end of the video to see what you want us to write in the comments :) Nice tutorial, thanks for posting it.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Cheater! Don’t blame you though 👊

[@elainebiggers9915]

That's awesome Cam!! I mostly use stain! I have seen Rubio monocoat but never used it. I'm definitely gonna try this.

[@willjennison673]

Cam tomorrow my son and I are taking some spalted maple we cut and milled to the kiln.!when we get it back your videos have given us the courage to try our first table. So thank you!

[@bryantpollard1390]

Love your videos, just started pouring epoxy 6mos ago and learned everything from your videos, thanks cam you're a very talented woodworker and an excellent teacher!!!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Love it!

[@stephenrobinson8250]

Cam! I just bought a buffer like yours. What specific pad do you use to buff with? Do you throw away the pad after each use or do you reuse them? If you reuse them, do you do anything special to them for storage? As always, love the video. You never disappoint.

[@stuart6478]

Read the instructions

[@jeffhermenet144]

Cam, you're really selling me on this Rubio Monocoat I may have to give it a go. One thing I would be curious about if you have a smaller piece to test on - how does it hold up to some heat? I'm looking to build a kitchen table for a friend in the near future, and lets say someone sets down a plate that has some hot food on it, or maybe someone set something down on a pot holder that was too small and transferred some heat. Could be an interesting comparison!

[@BlacktailStudio]

I’ll add it to the list!

[@utube1818]

I can't comment specifically on Monocoat, but can say as a French Polisher / Sprayer of 30 years I would not trust any oiled finish to hold up against the heat or general wear and tear a kitchen table top has to withstand. I use either a 2 pack acid catalysed lacquer or a two pack polyurethane, both are spray applied and both need the correct type of mask. But they will withstand more than just a hot plate, my own table has been done with PU its over 10 years old and the finish is perfect.

[@jeffhermenet144]

@@utube1818 Awesome thank you for that information!

[@foxyepoxy602]

@@utube1818 Agreed. I use Rubio Monocoat mainly for wooden doors. Mainly because the finish will not peel off over time in a snowy climate. You can sand, and refinish it without having to strip the finish. Lacquer or catalyzed Polyurethane for table tops

[@markives4642]

Cam you only sanded the black poly 220 the next video i watch they will sand thr river to 300O grit ?

[@harthenry]

Thanks for putting every item you used in this video on your read-me section. Makes it easy to purchase the right stuff for the job.

[@jerryjohnston7575]

After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans kzbin.infoUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!

[@NEOFROMTHEMATRIX100]

Just did my first table top ever, with one coat rubio, maroon pad, then a second coat. Came out fantastically. Thanks for the video Cam, this made me a table that looks like one on your website for 20k.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Love that Brian!

[@brendaharvey8471]

Cam, first off I love the table. Second, I know you have used Osmo in the past, which do you like better?

[@BlacktailStudio]

Liking Rubio better these days.

[@rhinopaul115]

Cam Test the finish with slice of hot pizza on a paper plate. Never fails to leave marks on my table

[@BlacktailStudio]

Oh, good call!

[@petert3355]

@@BlacktailStudio Cold beer without a coaster is another test I do. It will also usually show a mark.

[@kennetha.goodwin336]

I thought if you allowed the Rubio to cure for a week that it wouldn’t leave a water ring if you wiped it up and waited 10 minutes for the remaining dampness to evaporate.

[@Delta-tg9ge]

This one comment triggered my OCD

[@patokane1430]

Cam, absolutely love your work and your videos. One thing I’m not clear on. Do you sand the top to 180 grit as you did on the table bottom or do you go finer? Thanks. Keep the videos coming.

[@thomasblake7672]

Cam, great video. Always enjoyable to make it to the end. In your Osmo videos you sand to 320, but Rubio only to 180. I haven't ever stopped at 180 and applied finish on any previous tables - how does stopping at 180 affect the look and finish of the epoxy? If applying Rubio, should I sand the epoxy to 320 separately and the wood only to 180? Thanks in advance.

[@manchannel6900]

Rubio recommends 150max.. howd your project turn out?

[@thomasblake7672]

@@manchannel6900 Turned out great - daughter loved her table. I ended up at 180 on the wood and 320 on the epoxy and looked pretty good. Can't decide whether I like the Rubio Monocoat finish or Cam's easy gloss finish better, but I guess each has its place.

[@olegx.8173]

@@thomasblake7672 have you had any issues with Rubio bonding to epoxy? Rubio reps claim that their oil bonds only to bare wood.

[@rjwohlman]

Coming back to get my tips on how to finish my table. I sincerely appreciate this KZbin page for help guiding me in building my first epoxy table. It's turned out beautifully with hardly any major errors. Thank you buddy keep up the excellent work... and then sharing all your great tricks!

[@johnbarnwell400]

Cam …. I have been watching your videos for a couple months now and I finally subscribed because I am just so impressed by your work as well as the way you articulate what you are doing as the video plays … Your videos are by far the best I have seen .. Thank you for all the time you put into these utube videos as I have learned a LOT from you .. I own a pest control company but I am not as involved in the everyday activities of my business as I once was so…. I tinker in my wood shop making smaller tables , book cases, cutting boards , coffee tables , ect… mostly for family or my wife .. lol … just a hobby for me … however …. I plan to make a walnut/ epoxy table one day so your videos have been incredibly helpful to me ! Please continue to make these tutorial videos ! Thanks again from a fellow woodworker down here in the great state of Tennessee ! Keep up the incredible videos ! God bless !

[@HHollyMMarie]

Not me thinking he was saying Rubio Monaco THE WHOLE TIME 👀

[@The_Ol_Bizzaroo]

Cam, I'm wondering what type of surface to put my slab on so that when I flip it over, to do the 2nd side it doesn't stick or ruin the finish. Also, how long to wait for it to dry before flipping it for the 2nd coat. Thanks!

[@gsallis85]

What surface did you use in the end?

[@The_Ol_Bizzaroo]

@@gsallis85 haven't done it yet. I'm pretty reluctant to do both sides at once. My slabs are well dried and have acclimated for 2 months. I think I'm going to do the bottom and then flip it over the next day and do the top

[@brianlynch5896]

Have you ever tried Rubio on olive wood

[@georgebeauchemin6076]

great work! I love the this look with this product! I dont usuall water pop till the last grit. Have you found that water popping in between all grits is better??

[@buckboy1234]

I have done it using small plastic triangles so the table sits on the points. No issues. it's on the bottom anyway

[@filofoxrocks]

Cam, the finish looks great! I excited to try it out myself. For me, it's the first time trying out RMC after years of Osmo. What grit does the maroon pad have, which you use to sand in between the coats? Cause I'm finding different 3 grits for maroon pads: 120/150, 180/220 and 320/360...

[@wmgould4]

Cam, thank you for 2nd coat technique. My walnut table was not quite there after the mono coat. I debated leaving it. Glad I did coat 2. Cheers.

[@genevievec9427]

Your amazing Cam!!! Thanks for giving a old lady some new tricks on working with wood. Great job on the Rubio, I'm going to give it a try

[@gabrielc6252]

6:43 wow, those legs ... is it stable, being that it is so top-heavy?

[@BlacktailStudio]

Super stable actually

[@kapilkohli7773]

Cam really want to understand all the finishes it’s getting complicated can’t wait for the finishing video. How does rubio works if you sand it over 400grit?

[@ChristopherWilley1]

yeah those legs are actually my favorite part of the table, I would love a dedicated video on just those legs and how you connect them all together

[@GJ11598]

When you say you immediately flip the table, do you put anything underneath so the already finished side isn't compromised?

[@BlacktailStudio]

A couple soft pads to elevate it some. Good question!

[@brianwolfgang9312]

Could you elaborate on the pads? Thanks in advance!

[@jodytho]

Cam thanks for generously sharing your techniques. i agree with your statement about stains. I love how the rubio just enhances the natural beauty of the wood

[@512bb]

Wow, thank you! I have always applied hand rubbed tung oil finishes but have become intrigued by the Rubio. As I have never seen it in person & couldn't really get a feel for the actual look in all the videos I've been watching... until yours that is, superb photography. I absolutely love the level of sheen, it actually looks like my go to Old Masters tung oil varnish, simply beautiful.

[@p9a9r21]

I'm a beginner to woodworking but I am an expert at recognizing and appreciating quality in finishes. Cam your finish on this piece is outstanding. The piece has exceptional character and depth with the black and walnut sections. You wouldn't want the black sections to be shiny as this would unbalance the finish and presentation especially since the geometric legs underneath a[appear to be a mat black.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks so much

[@bowtietech1757]

Cam, watched my first Black Tail video tonight! Loved it! Your ingenuity, artistry, & attention to detail is amazing! To answer your question, the perfect size is determined by either the customer, the purpose, Orr the material.

[@bowtietech1757]

A video is art. Art determines its own dimensions. when it's finished, it is what it was supposed to be.

[@toddwebster4977]

Cam! Beautiful work! This really is the fun part for me. I enjoy the wood working and creating something. I really enjoy the sanding to get a nice surface. Then putting finish and seeing the wood pop out. It makes all the work so much fun to do!

[@frankwrino8577]

Cam - No I dont have your workshop or your fancy tools but I just finished my very first table using your helpfull video. 100%. Thanks for sharing, keep the ego like that, we like it! 👌🏼

[@BlacktailStudio]

That’s awesome frank!

[@garrettjones8017]

Every single video I've seen of yours has been the most beautiful work. I'm an amateur wood guy but I came across a beautiful slab of black oak and this gave me some inspiration!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Oh awesome. Good luck!

[@cathyhedin6538]

Cam, thank you so much for this video. I have just finished my first epoxy table, well to the point of applying the Rubio monocoat, or so I thought. I'm glad I watched your video before I did. Gave me the extra confidence I think I was missing.

[@skidave74]

Cam, thank you for the thorough demonstration. Working with this product for the first time, it’s going to finish a custom handrail for my basement renovation, plus a few other details. Using mahogany and should look amazing once completed. Thanks for the inspiration as always!

[@GritAndGrainNI]

Hey Cam, just wanted to say thanks for this video and in fact for all your videos. This one has in particular been so helpful for me and I really appreciate it. Honestly I don’t understand why you get any of the negative comments you get, I guess there are some folks who just have to take it out on someone right! But it has been so helpful to me the way you are very honest, mostly about your mistakes, it encourages me greatly 😂. I used to build guitars for Lowden guitars for 12 years and play music full time, but recently I have started my own little workshop woodturning and I’m trying to get into building more things with wood and epoxy resin. I recently subscribed to your channel and have been really enjoying all your videos and learning a lot from you and your willingness to share all that you do, so thank you so much. 🙏🏻 I haven’t had the courage to put my own KZbin videos out just yet, I’m still just using instagram reels, but I’m working on it. I plan on signing up to your epoxy resin table workshop, so looking forward to that. Thanks again buddy. Hope this encourages you today. Blessings Wes

[@JeDxDeVu]

Really like this finish looks great and great tutorial on how to use it. I'm a carpenter from Germany and lots of Carpenters here use a oil called complex hartwaxöl for their masterpieces when they become masters. It's super liquid, very easy to apply non flammable and I've never seen a better finish. It's made by a small company in Austria Tirol. They did a presentation at our carpenter school and it was pretty impressive. Cheers from Germany

[@MasonR3]

It’s amazing to have the quick bulletin points at the end! Thanks Cam!

[@joepsterk5176]

This is really helpful! Love your transparent and honest approach. Keep it up!

[@paul11273]

Cam, this was the second time I have watched this video. Finally getting ready to make the plunge and Rubio, so I will probably watch it a couple of more times! Thanks for all your content.

[@BlacktailStudio]

I’m working on a new version of this video now if it helps

[@paul11273]

@@BlacktailStudio sounds good! I'll be looking for it. Thanks for the heads up.

[@pattil7947]

CAM! Omgoodness! Such gorgeous tables you create! Such Art oh, so Beautiful! All your tables! You do a great job taping your videos & great editing also! So generous of you to show all your tricks of your trade! Thank you! Your Awesome Bro! 👍👍👏👏👏👏❤️🙏👋😁

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

Walnut and maple. My go to woods, especially in burl! Beautiful table. Thanks for your hard work.

[@ZackCutsforth]

Cam, I really appreciate the depth you go into when describing processes and your website is extremely helpful and informative! One confusion I had after watching your instructions along with as many others as I could find, is regarding when to do final water popping... Most people seemed to sand after they did they're final water popping (as it appeared was the method chosen in this video, but I could be wrong) , but I wondered if this would again close up the wood fibers, reversing the water pop's main affect which is to allow more oil to be absorbed through opening up the fibers. I reached out to Rubio directly and they said: "If you sand after you water-pop, it negates the idea of opening the grain. Thus, we recommend water-popping and then using a coarse application pad similar to the red and beige pads used for buffing floors (you can actually use those for furniture) to knock the grain down as you are applying the finish." (and I assume it's implied buffing with white pad after) I found this extremely helpful so just thought I would pass it along since I've received so much help from watching and reading your content!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Oh interesting!

[@danielcarrillo811]

Thanks for sharing I’ll test that out

[@unclebob8746]

Cam, just found you. Great videos; love that you talk through the process and NO music. Subscribed.

[@dabralankit]

Cam - i have watched a lot of your videos. You are doing a fantastic job from video, photos, woodworking to the way you talk, instruct, recommend. Keep it up mate!

[@BlacktailStudio]

I’ll try!

[@brianl9740]

Hello Cam, I’m just finishing my first live edge desk, thanks to your great videos here it’s going to be lovely. I purchased the slab from Art in Sisters and he referred me to your videos as I was a complete neophyte in wood working. One suggestion I might offer from my experience is I would use black caulk next time. I did follow your instructions to use mold release for my very porous slab, with good results. But I noticed hairline white caulk nestled in the fibers. I used a razor pen blade to get out as much as I could. On my first coat of Rubio the little hairline caulk pop’d to become visible. I think a black would blend in better and resolve this issue. You’re great and I truly enjoyed all the many videos of yours I’ve watched.

[@j1303901]

That is one of the best looking slabs I have ever seen. Great job!

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks jake!

[@Moonmun1626]

Magic definition - chemistry and physics 😀, and that's why magic worked here in our daya to day life. Thank you🙏.

[@deadsharkisart]

pro wood finisher here. staining wood is fine. if you do a good job it doesnt look muted or cloudy. sure, fir won't look like walnut, but that's not what staining is for. its just a tool, up to you to decide when and why to use it. good video, thanks!

[@DevilsChild87]

I love glossy tables but there are some that look great just like this one and how this turned out. Beautiful turn out.

[@sdscottie5]

Cam, such beautiful work! I am refinishing a walnut table and am tempted to sand it back to its natural state (again....) and finish with the oil. I've struggled with the oil based poly finish and think the oil is a much more beautiful finish. Thank you!

[@CustomWoodCreations]

Cam, great video! No question this time just appreciate the master class you always give!

[@kelllylipp1041]

Thanks Cam. Long time working with live edge juniper and trying to up my finishing game. I'll be hammering the blog and vids. Thanks and no need to reply or comment

[@robcall123]

Absolutely beautiful piece. Can’t say anymore than beautiful. Love your videos.

[@Brileyjamison]

You make some of the most gorgeous tables I’ve ever seen

[@BlacktailStudio]

Wow thanks!!

[@herbertaparicio9108]

I really enjoy your videos and always learn a little new trick to apply or save in my “toolbox” for my own projects. As a woodworker I never stop learning from other craftsmen. Thank you 🙏

[@vangiefich]

Your tables are so gorgeous! I love the wood/ epoxy combination.

[@jimsegraves4447]

Cam, this table is beautiful!! I was searching about how to apply Rubio Monocoat and came across your video. I am thinking about using it for a future project. Thanks for sharing.

[@JohnReslerpages]

Very nice. Thing I like about this resin table is that it's predominantly wood. The satin, almost matte finish is elegant.

[@arkansasfasttrailriders9774]

Cam what a great talent,, learning so much since I found your site

[@pthsdo]

Cam, I really enjoyed your video... always so detailed. I've seen a few different videos on applying Rubio, yours has to be the best one, hands down. Like you said, sanding is key even though most of us despise the task... I like your sanding method (up to 180 grit) as opposed to Rubio's recommendation of 120 grit (I'm assuming based on their product usage on floor). Also, your two coat application makes a lot of sense, which is evidenced by your beautiful end product. Well done.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks!

[@AlexBoom73]

I used rubio mono coat 2c for my oak flooring 14 years ago, it only needs a revitilysation every 3 years (mob, water and a special cleaning cleaning solution) and it looks all new again! also we had a burn mark of a sigarette on the floor, we just needed a scrubsponge to clean it and one drop of rubio and it completely dissapeared. I think its one of the best products out there.

[@goldcarps]

Cam even your video is a work of art. Thanks for making them 😊

[@ggreene245]

Perfect sheen, beautiful table. I love Walnut. One of my favorite species.

[@rical1]

Cam, thank you so much for this video! Awesome tips! I was less than thrilled with the first coat on mahogany desktop. Applied techniques and am blown away! Catch you on your next vid. Bob

[@stevevaneerden2365]

Cam - first video I’ve seen from you. Immediately Subscribed. Making a Sweetheart then Kitchen table for my daughters wedding out of walnut. Going with Rubio Monocoat for the first time. Your video has been very instructive! Thanks.

[@dantwomey]

Cam, perfect explanation and perfect finish. Well done!

[@chrispokorney6801]

Damnit Man !!!! Best Looking Table I've Seen.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Oh thanks!

[@mcmenz0388]

Cam. This table is unreal. I love it.

[@jacobharris2957]

sheen and finish look incredible... looks perfect

[@brazilsurf]

Cam, first of all thank you for sharing your experience with the product and great video. I am actually with Rubio Monocoat USA.

[@joseflores5989]

Man that's amazing I wish I can be close to you so I can learn from you Your knowledge about those projects Amazing keep doing it for all of us

[@ajgros5248]

Cam... Thanks so much for the finish lesson. Getting ready to do a pecky cypress live edge river table and still trying to figure out what finish I want to use. Everything is clear as mud now... LOL... Thanks for the great content!

[@dustydave9347]

Cam, I love the look of that finish. Looks great!

[@mikeg127]

Cam, excellent video. I’m about to do this tonight on my epoxy table project. Thanks

[@MileyO]

Hi! Cam. Needed a lesson how to use Rubio monocoat. About to use it for a first time. I probably watched all your videos several times. Love your work.

[@debbiewilliamson7002]

Cam, Super helpful info and blow off those naysayers. You're an excellent woodworker and I love your artistic talent.

[@TheWind213]

The first table is one beautiful table, great work.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Thanks!

[@cayerman1]

Cam, Great video! We use Monocoat at my work on pretty much everything and it holds up great! We actually use a bees wax spray to freshen up pieces that are used daily and it looks great.

[@bucknut6620]

Cam, your videos are packed with info and your knowledge thank you

[@BlacktailStudio]

I try!

[@mrlondon963]

Such a beautiful piece, a work of art.

[@ahujeffrey]

I actually like the look of the matte black. However, the final final was certainly outstanding!

[@larryshipman248]

cam thankyou for finishing video with rubio . Always wondered how you got these amazing finish.

[@mrskwrl]

Cam, I love your honest videos. That's all.