Ceramic Coating

First time I’ve used black forest gold and I absolutely love it. Used it on a dining table I made out of a solid piece of beech and it’s come up fantastic

I love the product! Although a little pricey for me it applies just like there video tutorial. Very simple to use no overlap marks. Also done a water test it needs up and sits on surface. Doesnt soak in when wiping off. Great product!

Was hesitant to apply to my beautiful countertop but it applied wonderfully and love how water beads on the surface. I can see it works.

I just tried the gold ceramic coating on three 8’ foot tables I’m doing for our local vineyard. They’re gonna use these tables for wine testing and I wanted more protection than what the Rubio mono coat would give it. At first I tried the gold ceramic coating on a sample piece of walnut that I had and it gave much better protection than just the Rubio monocoat. I am planning on using the ceramic coating on all of my future tables to give extra superior protection to my customers. Very easy to use love the product and would suggest any table makers to start using this ceramic coating.

I watched the video liking the simplicity and results, ordered. Wow! Three distressed mid century modern tables have come back to life. The oil finish is spectacular, highlights the character of the wood without artificial color. Now looking around for projects, brought back some bleached out oak flooring. Great product, easy to use. Thanks!

This product exactly as portrayed in you're vlog. I will continue use on my slab furniture. Works great on poly finishes as well as oil wax finish.

My team at Wisconsin Timberworks loves the final finish of Black Forest Ceramic coating. Both from a finish and feel, but also protection and wear. Thanks for turning my shop onto your product...and thanks for the great videos.
Bill B @ www.wisconsintimberworks.com

Well worth the investment. I’ve started off ceramic coatings on all my table builds. Customers love it. I love it. Wish they came with some more blue pads though

Sims to be working good, I just put it on my personal coffe table, it's been short time of use. Hopefully it will hold up .will see,so far used it on 2 projects, it does bump the shine, and makes Rubio finish even better

I am excited to try it out on some of my larger pieces.

I used this along with the Osmo to finish a large Walnut desktop I made for my Son-In-Law's computer set up. Seemed like a good application for it so I gave it a try and he's thrilled with it so far. You're video on how to handle the application was a good confidence booster since I'd never used it before.
Thumbs up!

High excitement at receiving the magic potion that will make all my work look like Maloofs chairs...suddenly turned to complete sadness and buyer regret...
Followed the instructions from the video's and written instructions very carefully - looking for that expensive sports car lift in sheen and finish.
But to no avail - used the Diamond product on a Linseed oil and wax polished Art piece - but it had 0 visible effect but did however make it feel smoother / more polished/ more protected ??
Figured it was the oil finish that prevented any shine uplift (it is well cured etc) - so repeated the process on a recently finished Gunstock - this has been super carefully OCD finished in 6 coats of Rubio over a thinned boiled linseed base coat with sanding to 1200 -2500 on the stock before finishing. Well cured - stock completed 6 months ago and rifle unused..... ( I have made many gunstocks at a commercial level and perfected my finishing techniques for different use types and client needs)
Again - all I got was a nice 'hardening' effect from the top coat - but no change in sheen whatsoever.
A real shame as the product is impossibly expensive to get all the way down here in N.Z , and all the videos from yourselves and Black Tail (N2) show really impressive uplift when applied.
I can only assume I'm doing something wrong.
Bruce J - NZ (30 years woodwork at a pvte and occasional commercial level)

I have used the platinum ceramic coat on 5 coffee tables now and I really like it. Adds a very nice sheen and smoothness.
As you need 2 coats of base coat for every one of top coat...perhaps you could sell the bottles in that ratio.
I would also like to know why the ceramics for wood are so much more expensive than the ceramics for cars?

Black Forest Ceramic Coating

First time using this product, but plan on using it for all of my high trafficked surfaces. Awesome stuff and feeling the difference when it’s applied was pretty cool too.

I have used this on 12 serving trays and I'm extremely pleased with the results. Better than expected

One of the best and easiest finishes I’ve ever used. As well excellent support from the company

As good or not better then expected.
Will definitely use again.

I put BF Ceramic onto my Rubio treated walnut desk top. Seriously, it made a beautiful thing twice as nice!

A little of this goes a very long way, by the way. I used probably 3 ml of 9H, and 6 of the 7H fluid on a 3' x 4' desk top, and I still have a bunch left for future projects.

It’s a fantastic product. Highly recommend it to anyone!

Black Forest Ceramic Coating

Works great far i can tell easy to use

I waited almost 3 months for what was a tiny sample bottle . And this wasn’t a one off for this company it has happened before . Shipping times are terrible

Very good product, but spendy and costly shipping. It would be good to be easy to tell how many square feet 10 ounces covers. It is hard to discover the answer. Shipping fulfillment was very slow.

Ceramic coating on my car was just OK. But ceramic coating on my river table? Outstanding! The surface is so smooth after both coats and hard as nails. And the grain really pops after 3 coats of Osmo. A client asked me how I did it and could she do the same for her other furniture. I sent her your way. This amazing product completely delivers.