RMP FinishesReviews of rmpfinishes.com

The product just washed off with a few wipes and the finish was very rough finish. I threw the can away and bought lullaby paint.

I am building a pool table light with four glass shades that were too translucent for my purpose. I used the cocoa milk paint to reduce the translucence. It adhered to the glass beautifully and if it holds up well I will use other colors for additional projects. Thank you for a great experience using something brand new to me.

When renovating our cabin in 2010 we decided to finish our rustic oak floors with organic tung oil and couldn't have been happier with the results. When we expanded our kitchen into the screen porch a few years later using the same finish it fit seamlessly into the existing floors. Now 12 years later, we built a garage with a bunkhouse and finished the walnut floors the same way. The only difference now is that we can buy the oil / orange solvent pre-mixed - super handy! Beautiful results, but we weren't surprised at all, it has been a consistent and fantastic experience.

This company has been an absolute pleasure to work with, and their products have transformed our outdoor garden area into a beautiful space that is now protected from the elements. We used the Dark Half and Outdoor Defense Oil on our cedar fencing and raised beds.

I love the product, or at least, the idea of it. Following instructions, I applied it on my cutting board, and allowed the recommended drying time. It seemed like forever that I couldn't use my cutting board, but I was sure I waited. The protection did not last; the board was dull in a matter of days. I was very disappointed!

Best tung oil ever

I saw a picture on your website and fell in love. I called, told you about the advertisement, and you walked me through what those people did. My results match perfectly! Thank you so much I love my new counter.

Very easy to use, nice color. Smell not bad, used it in the garage where I built the counter top. Was there 2 weeks then installed in the kitchen.