Bona ClearSeal Waterborne Wood Floor Sealer

Expensive but our floors look great and have held up to pretty high traffic

This worked for finishing our floors exactly as we hoped it would. It provided a beautiful surface and was easy to apply. We have a large family and the floors are in our heaviest traffic area. It has held up great for over a year, so far!

This product, on my specific floors which are antique southern yellow/heart pine, went on and turned amber immediately. After I waited the dry time it lightened up to precisely what I was aiming for. Very satisfied with how things turned out.

From homeowner to homeowner do not waste your money on this. it’s been a nightmare for us. This did nothing for our floors you put a drop of water and the floors are soaking it in. Get yourself a real sealer. Our house is about 2000 ft.² and now we have to resealed because of this product not doing its job.

The bona water based products are highly recommended. We Installed a red oak flooring, and wanted a natural color, not orange, and not white. The clearseal did give the results we were looking for.Miy wife and I applied it as close to the instructions as possible, but when we were finished with the application, we were somewhat concerned about the greyish and streaks of color variations, from the clearseal.However, as the product dried, it looked pretty good. When we applied the first coat of bona one satin, the variations disappeared and the floor looks great.The product does have an oder, like a strong paint smell.

I spent all this time on my floors. Sanding prepping all for the clear seal to come out semi congealed. I had to use a strainer but that just created bubbles in the product which then caused issues with the flooring. I followed all the instructions from bonas trainings. But i think the product that was sold is old. Heartbroken with all the work i did just go down the drain.