HOW TO: Apply Bona Nordic seal || With roller
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- in this video I demonstrate how I apply bona Nordic seal to raw sanded down floors, this is my technique and works fine for me. just be careful with how long you hold the puddle of product on the unsealed floor because it could leave a mark and that is difficult to get out. also, do not forget to rinse and clean off your roller and brush after the job so they do not dry completely, because this stuff dries really quick.
Hey how come people dont use a roller tray or bucket and just pour on the floor when doing this?
There's a filter on the gallon, and if for some reason it wasn't shaken we'll it'll keep the clumps from pouring out onto the floor
Maybe not finishing with the vent in the floor? Now it’s stuck in and gonna be a bear to remove.
How do you suggest sealing a larger room where you cant really do wall to wall? I have a familyroom and kitchen combined. Direction of Boards is from familyroom to kitchen.
Which wood was that? I am guessing red oak. Can you please confirm. I am trying to do a similar project.
White oak
Hello! Sorry if it’s a repeat question, I looked through them all and still wasn’t sure. How many coats of the Nordic seal did you use? Just one? Then waited two hours and applied the Traffic Hd? Then did you buff after the first coat of traffic HD or did you apply another coat and then buff?
Starting with the Nordic seal.
-I used 1 coat but you can use 2, I did a sample and client didn't like how white it was so they went with one.
And with the bona, I did 2 coats. Buff in-between
What grit did you buff with in between? Did you buff by hand?
@@mateyapeters7645 220 grit one the first coat of clear is on. Then I used a maroon pad on the final since the floor is ready so smooth
where you buy roller?
What if you don't have anyway to buff..
You need to buff to get that smooth finish
How can I put on herringbone
I'm sure you can but you need someone skilled. I had someone destroy my patterned wood with just regular old stain and bad sanding technique. Water based and parquet is for professionals.
Do you sand after the nordic/ before the hd? Are you hot coating it?
After Nordic seal I recommend applying your next coat after a couple hours so you don't have to buff, if you wait over 24hrs then it's recommended to buff
Ever heard of a paint kettle....
It's not necessary for this. I would even say it's not worth getting because then it doesn't filtered
Are you using the Bona microfiber roller?
It's not bona branded. But yes it's microfiber
Where are you from mate?
Charlotte NC
@flooringvideos5382 I'm a carpet, vinyl and pre finished timber installer and other various floor coverings in New Zealand. Just found your channel and subscribed since your videos are really good, I've always wanted to get into the sanding and finishing side of timber.
@@bradfry2259 thank you, means a lot to hear that. Just trying my best on the job and show y'all how I do the job
@flooringvideos5382 I'm the same man that's all you can do. Ignore the inevitable negative comments and keep the good work coming.
Did you buff between coats of sealer
When applying Nordic seal, no you don't need to buff. But when doing my 3 coats of clear, I buffed between 2-3 coat