How to apply Pre-Aging to wood flooring
Step-by-step instructions on how to apply Rubio Monocoat Pre-Aging to wood flooring.
Non-reactive wood stain that mimics the appearance of a reactive stain, but without the drawbacks.
Step-by-step instructions on how to apply Rubio Monocoat Pre-Aging to wood flooring.
Step-by-step instructions on how to apply Rubio Monocoat Pre-Aging to wood furniture.
Coverage and spread rate information for Precolor Easy.
Tips, tricks, and best practices when using Pre-Aging.
Pre-Aging will work on virtually any wood species with the exception of some coniferous wood species (like Pine or Fir) where white flecks may present themselves after the Pre-Aging has dried. So, as always, sample before use.
No, Pre-Aging is not a chemically reactive stain. It mimics the appearance of reactive stains without their drawbacks, such as tannin dependency, limited species compatibility, unpredictable color results, long reaction times, and the potential...
Yes, you can mix the colors of Pre-Aging before applying.
Yes, Pre-Aging is a pretreatment stain, not a protective finish. It does not seal or protect the wood, so applying Oil Plus 2C afterward is necessary to protect and seal the surface.
Yes, Pre-Aging raises the wood fibers, as it is water based. Once it dries, use our Maroon Abrasion Pad to smooth the raised grain.
Yes, Pre-Aging works on veneered wood, but it’s important to test first, as the quality and type of veneer can vary and may affect the results.
Pre-Aging is designed for use with Oil Plus 2C, but you may use another manufacturer's finish if desired. Always test it on a sample first to ensure compatibility and avoid adverse reactions.
No, we do not recommend mixing Pre-Aging with Precolor Easy, as they are not designed to be used together.