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Bona Domo vs Bona Natural Primer

The Bona Domo is a waterborne wood floor lacquer. The Bona Natural Primer is a waterborne primer that preserves a wood floor's natural, untinted look.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Specifications side by side

Bona DomoBona Natural Primer
Type1K waterborne lacquer, non-yellowingWaterborne acrylate/polyurethane primer, 30% solids
Coverage1 litre covers approximately 10m210-12m2 per litre per coat
Pack size5 litre container5 litre can, 3 cans per box
UseBase coat and topcoat-
Drying time-1-2 hours at 20C/60% RH
VOC-below 3%

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

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 →

Buy or hire the Natural Primer if...

Used where a customer wants a sanded floor to keep as natural a colour as possible rather than the amber tint some primers add. It is a standard add-on sale for floor sander hire shops working on light timber.

Full Natural Primer specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Bona Domo and the Bona Natural Primer?

The Bona Domo is a waterborne wood floor lacquer; the Bona Natural Primer is a waterborne primer that preserves a wood floor's natural, untinted look.

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