Rubio Monocoat Hybrid Wood Protector is a genuine ‘monocoat’, suitable for colouring and protecting almost all exterior wood in one single layer. The easy application and maintenance make this oil an exceptionally user-friendly product, protecting wooden facades, patios, shutters, portals, garden furniture, pontoons, windows and doors, from discolouration and weathering.

A sample set is available for this product, please see Rubio Monocoat Hybrid Wood Protector Sample Set.

Can also be used indoors to treat surfaces like parquet floors, wooden bathroom furnishings and kitchen worktops. These items are often used intensively which is why it is obligatory to add 10% of RMC Accelerator to the oil.

For industrial application, adding 10% RMC Accelerator - Comp. B to the RMC Hybrid Wood Protector is obligatory.

PLEASE NOTE:

• The pigment in the various RMC Hybrid Wood Protector colours contributes to the protection of the wood from greying.  The colour PURE is not pigmented, however, which will cause the natural greying to occur faster. 
• Applying light colours (White, natural, etc) to horizontal surfaces is not recommended.
• To further intensify the colouring, Hybrid Wood Protector can be combined with an optional pre-treament with Sunprimer HWP.

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Features & Benefits

• One oil, one coat, inside and out
• Based on RMC technology using integrated UV stabilizer
• Easy to apply: no overlaps, fast-drying
• Economical: 1-layer application, minimum consumption
• Eco-friendly: no solvents, water or Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
• Universal: suitable for almost all types of wood, inside and outside
• 0% VOC: does not contain any water or solvents
• For use manually and with machines
• Good coverage:
• Up to 30m² per litre on exterior areas
• Up to 50m² per litre on interior areas

Certifications

Colour Samples

Warning - Spontaneous Combustion

Linseed oil is a natural product and not subject to spontaneous combustion. However, oil on a cloth does entail a fire risk. The oxidation of the oil leads to heat accumulation, that can result in spontaneous combustion. Therefore, the cloths must be soaked in water before disposal.