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Parquet sealing reliably protects wooden floors from moisture, abrasion, and everyday wear. It creates an easy-to-care-for, durable surface and gives the floor a matte, satin-matte, or glossy finish, depending on your preference.

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Parquet Sealing and Priming

Parquet sealing protects wood and parquet floors with a durable, low-maintenance surface. The product range includes suitable primers for the preparatory system build-up, parquet lacquers and sealers for the actual surface protection, as well as parquet joint filler for gaps and small imperfections before applying the lacquer. A 1K lacquer consists of one component and is easy to apply, while a classic 2K lacquer works with two components and usually offers higher durability.

This allows raw, sanded, or renovated parquet floors to be professionally prepared and then sealed appropriately. It is crucial that the substrate, wood type, joint filler, primer, and lacquer system are coordinated with each other and suited to the subsequent use of the floor.

Benefits of a coordinated system

  • Clean base for sealing
    A suitable primer can support the absorbency, adhesion, and surface appearance of the wood floor
  • Preparing gaps and imperfections
    With a suitable parquet joint filler, gaps, cracks, and small imperfections can be cleanly prepared before sealing
  • Everyday protection
    A suitable sealer can protect the wood floor from abrasion, dirt, and moisture
  • Matching system build-up
    Joint filler, primer, and parquet lacquer can be selected to match the floor, its use, and the desired result
  • Different gloss levels
    Matte, silk-matte, or glossy sealers allow for different room atmospheres

Which sealer is right for your project?

Preparation and application of the sealer

  • Preparing the floor
    Remove old coatings, sand the surface carefully, and then clean it thoroughly
  • Checking gaps and imperfections
    Check for gaps, cracks, or imperfections and fill them if necessary with a suitable parquet joint filler
  • Selecting the primer
    Choose a parquet primer that matches the lacquer, wood type, and desired surface appearance
  • Applying the sealer evenly
    Apply the parquet lacquer evenly in the recommended work steps and according to the manufacturer's specifications
  • Observing drying times
    Always perform intermediate sanding, maintain processing temperatures, and build up layers according to the product data sheet

Pro tips for a great result

When sealing parquet, it is not just about the lacquer. The key is a coordinated build-up of substrate preparation, joint filler, primer, lacquer application, drying, and usage. This makes it easier to adapt the surface to the specific floor and subsequent load.

Consider joint filler, primer, and lacquer as a system

Gaps, primer, and sealer should be compatible. This helps avoid adhesion problems and an uneven surface appearance.

Prioritize usage over gloss level

Durability is particularly important in high-traffic areas. The desired gloss level should only be selected after this.

Consider wood type and color effect

Primers can visibly affect the wood color. Especially with light, dark, or sensitive woods, the desired effect should be tested beforehand.

Follow manufacturer instructions and care

Layer build-up, drying times, and intermediate sanding should be carried out according to the product data sheet. Suitable parquet care products will help maintain the value of the surface later on.

FAQs

A primer is often useful if the wood surface needs to be prepared evenly, absorbency regulated, or the adhesion of the sealant supported. Especially with raw or freshly sanded parquet, the appropriate parquet primer should match the selected lacquer system.

Parquet joint filler is used when gaps, cracks, or small imperfections need to be closed before applying the lacquer. It is part of the preparation and should be chosen to suit the floor and the rest of the system structure.

For many living areas, water-based 1K parquet lacquers such as Bona Domo or products from the Bona Home range are suitable. For more heavily used areas, robust systems such as Bona Mega, Bona Traffic HD, Bona Traffic GO, or Bona Wave 2K may be appropriate.

Bona Home is specifically aimed at private applications and household renovations. Bona Professional includes products such as Bona Domo, Bona Mega, Bona Traffic GO, Bona Traffic HD, and Bona Wave 2K for professional lacquer applications with varying requirements.

Primer, joint filler, and parquet lacquer should not be combined indiscriminately. A coordinated system approach is sensible, where joint treatment, primer, sealant, wood type, and desired appearance fit together. The information in the respective product data sheet should always be observed.