RMP FinishesReviews of rmpfinishes.com

Used it on my outdoor bar top. So far it still looks great. Time will tell.

The product is excellent for what I used it for. Charcuterie board and walnut countertop for customer. What you all did that was helpful was to describe how to apply the product and explain the characteristics of the product compared to other products. One of those details was that walnut oil, when cured is hypoallergenic.

The Real Milk Paint company is great to work with and their products provide a great finish to my projects. Being in Australia it could be difficult to get efficient service buy they always deliver the goods.

Hello. Yes your product is amazing. I live in San Miguel de Allende Mexico and Tung oil is not available here. I restored 5 300 year old Mesquite doors on a project and 100 years ago or so when varnish was available only all the doors here have been coated in it over and over leaving a black mess. I stripped the gently and against the instance of the client wanting to use linseed oil i waited for your product as every article says its the best for mesquite. The results were astounding. It brought out this purple and coloring that was amazing. I would send you photos but there is no link. The only problem is getting it herald the cost is hard to explain to someone who can get linseed oil as cheap as Coca Cola, but stays wet and attracts dirt. I wish I had more for my rock Veranda. I would give it a five star but that's like an amp that only goes to 8. We all need someplace to go a little louder. Cheers. Patrick

I did not use your products purchased them for my daughter. She refinished a chest in a small apartment in Brooklyn. She stripped the piece with citrus orange and put multiple coats of hemp oil. She did not have an issue with odors from either one. This was her first refinish job, she didn’t not have anything to compare but she said the result looked great.

It's been about a year since purchasing and applying this paint. There is an adjustment in applying this paint if you are only used to modern paints but this paint lays down very nicely. After a year of application to a side table and drawers it has held up very well. It's a little chalky for a while after applying even after burnishing and applying wax. That's the only downside I have about this paint. Highly recommend this company's products! The clear wax is good also.

I used this for the floor of a workshop. It looks great but it may not have been the best use. 1] I used less than half the product and 2] the floor is taking a lot of abuse. I was more focused on looks at the time.

My 8th grade students were required to use environmentally friendly materials for a project and through their research they found milk paint. It was used to paint the lumber of their sustainably built shed, rain barrels, and vertical garden. The forest green paint color looks nice against a vegetated background; however, after a few days the paint began to turn white. It looks as if watered down white paint was slowly dripped on the walls and ran down. I'm wondering if there was something in the paint that reacted with the moisture in the air and caused it to condense in small amounts on the walls, then as it ran down, the white streaks appeared. A second coat was applied and it reduced the problem, but did not solve it. I am wondering if we did something wrong in our prep before painting. Have others experienced this, too? Have you heard of something like this happening before? What could cause this?