Bona Classic UX is a professional one-component, waterborne wood floor primer that produces a clean, medium-light natural timber appearance. It provides the ideal foundation for Bona waterborne lacquers while remaining easy to apply, quick drying and simple to abrade between coats.
Suitable for virtually all timber species, Bona Classic UX is an excellent all-round primer for domestic and commercial flooring projects. It is compatible with underfloor heating and available in 1 litre and 5 litre pack sizes.
Wiltshire Wood Recommendation:
Bona Classic UX is our go-to choice when customers want a clean, natural timber appearance without significantly changing the colour of the wood. It is the perfect primer for everyday domestic and commercial flooring projects.
| Compatible Finish | Recommended Use | Finished Appearance |
|---|---|---|
| Bona Mega EVO | Heavy domestic and medium commercial flooring | Natural timber appearance |
| Bona Traffic HD | Heavy domestic and commercial flooring | Maximum durability with a natural finish |
| Bona Traffic HD Raw | Ultra-matt natural finish | Natural untreated timber appearance |
| Primer | Colour Effect | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Bona Natural | Raw untreated appearance | Modern natural oak |
| Bona White | Whitewashed finish | Scandinavian interiors |
| Bona Classic UX | Medium-light natural timber colour | General-purpose priming for most wood species |
| Bona Intense | Medium-rich warm appearance | Traditional oak and tropical timbers |
| Bona Amber | Rich amber appearance | Traditional solvent-style finish |
| Available Sizes | 1L and 5L |
|---|---|
| Product Type | One-component waterborne primer |
| Colour Effect | Medium-light natural timber |
| Coverage | Approximately 10-12m² per litre |
| Drying Time | Approximately 1-2 hours |
| Application | Roller |
| Suitable for UFH | Yes |
| Indoor Air Quality | EC1 PLUS certified |
Important: Bona Classic UX provides the benchmark natural finish within the Bona primer range. It is designed to work with all Bona waterborne lacquers and should always be tested on the timber species being treated before full application.