• BONA Prime Classic UX wood primer 5L

BONA Prime Classic UX

Reference: WB100620001
€97.90
€19.58 L
incl. VAT excl. shipping costs

Pack size: 5 L

Water-based 1-component parquet primer for a natural, light wood look and excellent sandability.

  • Subtle grain-firing that preserves the wood's light, natural character.
  • Reduces side-bonding between wood floor boards.

Delivery within 1-3 workingdays in Germany, in EU 6-8 workingdays

Water-Based · 1-Component Primer · Natural Wood Look

Bona Classic UX — Reliable Primer with a Natural Wood Look

Bona Classic UX is an innovative, water-based 1-component primer for interior wood and parquet flooring. It ensures reliable adhesion for subsequent Bona top coats while giving the wood a beautifully natural, non-yellowing appearance.

Thanks to its optimised formula, this primer is extremely easy to apply and effectively prevents side-bonding of the wooden elements.

Your Benefits at a Glance

  • Subtle, natural wood colouration (low grain-firing effect)
  • Exceptional sandability after drying
  • Superb, even levelling without leaving lap marks
  • Suitable for practically all European wood species
  • Certified EMICODE EC 1 PLUS (very low emissions)

Technical Data

  • Consumption per coat: approx. 80–100 g/m² (8–10 m²/liter)
  • Ready for top-coating: after approx. 1–2 hours (20°C / 60% RH)
  • Sandability: excellent after full drying
  • Certifications: EMICODE EC 1 PLUS / Greenguard Gold

Application

  • Floor must be sanded to a fine finish, dry and free of dust, oil or contaminants
  • Shake the container thoroughly before use
  • Apply evenly with a Bona waterborne finish roller, keeping a wet edge to avoid lap marks
  • After approx. 1–2 hours, a light intermediate sanding can be done before the final top coat
  • Consumption
    8-10m2/Litre (120-100g/m2)
  • Working temperature
    18 - 25°C
  • Manufacturer
    BONA
  • Further coats
    after 1-2 hour
  • *
    At 20° C and 65 % relative humidity, depending on the type of floor covering and the absorbency of the substrate.