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Bona Classic vs Bona Domo

The Bona Classic is a waterborne primer for wood floors before lacquering. The Bona Domo is a waterborne wood floor lacquer.

Last reviewed 9 November 2026

Bona Classic
Bona Classic - image: Bona
Bona Domo
Bona Domo - image: Bona

Specifications side by side

Bona ClassicBona Domo
Coverageapprox. 12m2 per litre1 litre covers approximately 10m2
Pack size5 litre can5 litre container
Type1K waterborne primer1K waterborne lacquer, non-yellowing
Drying time2-3 hours before overcoating-
Use-Base coat and topcoat

Sources: Bona Classic, Bona Domo. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the Classic if...

A quick-drying primer applied to a sanded wood floor before the final lacquer coats go on. Floor sanding hire shops sell it alongside their sanders as the standard first step in a re-finishing job.

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Buy or hire the Domo if...

A general-purpose lacquer used to finish a newly sanded wood floor. Floor sander hire shops sell it alongside their machines as the two coats of varnish a DIY sander needs to complete the job.

Full Domo specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Bona Classic and the Bona Domo?

The Bona Classic is a waterborne primer for wood floors before lacquering; the Bona Domo is a waterborne wood floor lacquer.

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