Rubio Monocoat Chocolate 2C Oil

Name: Rubio Monocoat Chocolate 2C Oil
Rating: 5.00 (7 reviews)

by Jeff Mack Supply

$3.00 - $290.00

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Rubio Monocoat Oil Finish – Durable, Easy-to-Apply Wood Protection For Tables, Floors and More!

Enhance and protect your woodworking projects with Rubio Monocoat Oil – the industry-standard hardwax oil finish trusted by professional woodworkers, flooring installers, DIYers, and hobbyists alike. Ideal for furniture, flooring, countertops, and other wood surfaces, this zero-VOC oil finish highlights the natural grain and beauty of the wood while delivering long-lasting protection.

✅ Key Benefits:

0% VOC – Safe to use indoors, contains no water or solvents
Easy to apply and maintain – No overlaps, streaks, or starting marks
Compatible with all wood types – From white oak to walnut and exotic hardwoods
Water- and heat-resistant – Perfect for high-use areas like kitchens and bathrooms and restaurants
Fast curing – 80% cured in 2 days, fully cleanable after 5 days
Exceptional durability – High wear resistance for long-lasting protection in commercial and residential spaces

📦 Available Sizes & Coverage:

6ml (Part A Only): Covers 1–2 sq. ft.
20ml (Part A Only): Covers 3–6 sq. ft.
100ml (Part A Only): Covers 30–50 sq. ft.
350ml: Covers 115–190 sq. ft.
1.3L: Covers 420–700 sq. ft.
Sample image shown on White Oak.

🧰 How to Apply Rubio Monocoat:

For best results, we recommend using:

Our Sia 6" x 9" Non-Woven White Pads to buff in the oil
Wypall X60 Shop Towels to wipe off excess finish

Step-by-Step Application:

Prepare the surface – Sand your wood to a smooth finish (typically 120–150 grit). Make sure the surface is clean and free of dust.
Apply Rubio Oil – Use a small amount and spread it evenly across the surface using a white pad by hand or with an orbital sander.
Buff it in – Work the oil into the grain for a few minutes until full coverage is achieved.
Remove excess oil – Wipe off all excess oil within 3–5 minutes using a lint-free shop towel.
Let it cure – Allow the surface to dry for 24–48 hours. Avoid contact with water during this period. After 5 days, clean using water and mild soap.

Bring out the best in your wood projects with a premium oil finish that professionals trust. Perfect for hardwood flooring, tabletops, cabinetry, cutting boards, and more.

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Rubio Monocoat Chocolate 2C Oil

This is the perfect colour for red oak. Rubio is the easiest and most affective wood finish out there. Almost idiot proof. I rarely use varathane anymore.

Fantastic Product

Used on a River table charcuterie board. Great if not cutting on the table.

Excellent

It worked great. More than I expected from it, look forward to purchasing more!

Rubio Monocoat Chocolate 2C Oil

Best stain you can buy

Brilliant product!

Always great ordering from Jeff

If using the Rubio chocolate on a piece that has epoxy will the chocolate "stain" or affect the colour of the epoxy at all? Or will it just wipe away?

Jeff Mack Supply

Hi PJ,
The Rubio Chocolate can affect the colour of the epoxy depending on what grit you sand to. The lower the grit you sand to, the more the Chocolate Rubio will stay in the micro scratches from sanding which ultimately makes the epoxy look different. We have had success in using the coloured Rubio and then polishing the epoxy afterwards which removes the colour left in the micro scratches from sanding.
Hope that helps.

The 350ml, and 1.3ml sizes come in two parts, A & B. It looks like the 100ml only comes with part A according to the images, is this right?

Jeff Mack Supply

Hi Justin,

This is correct. The part B simply speeds up the cure time. You can use the Part A without the Part B.

Looking to finish my desk, made with birch plywood, would like to know how the effect will look on it? If it would look more lighter or darker etc.

Jeff Mack Supply

Hi Herman,
The Chocolate Rubio will darken the birch plywood. The lower the grit you sand, will result in a darker look. If you sand to a higher grit, the colour will lighten as less oil will penetrate the wood.

Hope this helps.