I labored what to use on my oak floors, I decided on the Loba 2K invisible.. I read , watched video's and then ordered. Took me 2 weeks to be very precise, I sanded via machine with 40, 80 and 100 grit. My floors were in decent shape to begin with, the water based finish had given it that amber look 15 years ago, I realy was tackling my kitchen and decided why not do the entire floor. I used a machine sander 40, 80, 100 grit before applying the first coat. I purchased the Loba roller and watched many video's, I applied cross grain in sections, then without applying any more liquid, went with the grain to blend. I awoke the next moring with white lines cross grain. I should have reached out then. But, NO, I used the 100 then 180 on a buffer -using the perforated pads suggested and then applied the second coat the same way. 24 hours later, same problem, I have lines cross grain, I am nauseous. An expensive product, time consuming. due diligence. I am rehabbing my home so I am not without skill. The sanded floor looked great. I will call tech support tomorrow to see if there is anything I can do. The only other additional detail - I used the whitener in the first batch only.

Thanks very much for that G&S Floor Service, I’ve had a look at the product range on the official website and we don’t seem to have Nordicseal/Naturaseal as well as Bona Craft oil. I’ve attached a screenshot of the product range and Prim Intense for reference. I had the site inspection done this morning and he tells me that regardless of methods dark water damage marks can’t be removed or toned down much - he tells me bleaching causes problems down the track. 3 options were given to me: Bona White (1-2 coats) and then 1-2 coats of Bona Traffic (HD) - he seems more comfortable working with non-HD product as HD dries too fast he says. If 2 coats of Bona White are applied then only 1 coat of BT (HD). He tells me there is not much difference between HD and non-HD in terms of durability. Staining with non-Bona products as Bona staining products are not very good and then finished with BT (HD). He also doesn’t recommend going with this method as it takes much longer (1 full day working solo) - his boss tells me that for intensity of white effect Drifast stain and Prime Intense are not as good as 2 coats of Bona White. The guy who came out tells me Bona White can be applied by a roller and would be easier. Natural wood colour - by sanding and finish with 3 coats of BT or BT HD. I get the impression that they would want to do the job in an easier way since these guys work solo. They tell me that they’d take 1-1.5 weeks for 145sqm floor size.

If, it is mixed with hardener, leave it uncapped and toss it out. If, it is not mixed, then store it in room temperature, keep from freezing. Product will be good for about a year.

My painter will do it, but he doesn’t know about this product. I will provide materials if I can find.