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 Post subject: Combine Rubio and Blanchon?
PostPosted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 9:29 pm 
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Hi! thank you in advance for any help & guidance.
I was able to track down some beautiful white oak unfinished flooring thanks to this forum and have now been playing with finishes.

I am interested in getting a look to my white oak floors which is similar to this:

http://www.efloorsusa.com/images/storie ... -frost.jpg

The product is 'Provenza' Grey Frost. My husband and I are in love with the color but want a wax finish & select grade wood.

After looking all over I decided to try to re-create it myself.

I found I can achieve a similar result if I:

#1 use this product (Monocoat pre-color Aqua 01):
http://monocoat.us/content/pdf/RM-PCA-W ... .02.14.pdf

#2 Then lightly sand and wipe clean

#3 Then apply 3 coats of this (Blanchon Environment):
http://www.blanchon.co.uk/wood-finishes ... ement.html
in the 'ultra matte' color.

It is a very close match and we are happy with the look. My question is if I will have issues combining these two products.

Thoughts?

Thank you!
-Meghan


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 Post subject: Re: Combine Rubio and Blanchon?
PostPosted: Sat Jan 03, 2015 9:13 pm 
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you dont need to do mix anything..rubio does it all and it is 1 coat like its name infers.

wire brush the floor..finish it with Rubio natural pre -color..then do a white color of choice rubio oil over it..voila

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