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With over 1500 projects under our belt, it is safe to say that we have done something in just about every color and every stain. While some clients enjoy selecting unique colors and stains, many prefer a more traditional look and feel for their cabinets. Often, oak wood is selected for the cabinet along with a stain of their choice. Once a cabinet has been stained, it usually needs a finish. Rubio is among the most popular finish options chosen, but what exactly is a Rubio finish, and what does it do for your cabinets? These are some of the questions we want to answer in this blog post, and we’ll also showcase a few projects completed with a Rubio finish.
What Is A Rubio Finish?
There are multiple finishing options for wood cabinets, including polyurethane, lacquer, and wax. This adds an extra layer of protection for the cabinets and enhances their appearance. Rubio is a hard-wax oil finish that permeates the wood rather than just forming a protective barrier like other finishes. The results are stunning, as the natural beauty of the wood grain shines through. Another bonus is that it comes in a broad range of colors, over 40, offering endless possibilities and variations. This is what makes Rubio Finishes such an excellent option when building custom cabinets. A Rubio finish is also durable, ensuring that your cabinets will still look amazing for years to come, which is an important feature for homeowners.









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