Thanks for sharing cac546. Are you saying you can put a Bona sealer down and then put a different Bona sealer over it? Our floor guy called Bona customer service yesterday about a couple of general questions. The ClassicSeal was so light I wanted to know if we could apply two coats ClassicSeal then the Traffic so we atleast better see it. Bona advise against it. Don't know the specifics around why, our guy just shook his head no while on the phone with them. Point of interest with our samples: After looking at different stains, and determining no thank you, we looked at a sample of the Natural and ClassicSeal. We too could barely tell any difference between the two sealers. The Classic had a touch of tint, but it was maybe millimeters difference. Wondering if that would also have been the case with IntenseSeal. And you definitely don't remember any color with IntenseSeal? You're absolutely right about our species of floor being different from each other and the end result. At the end of the day, we love the warm, honey, creamy blonde floors on this maple. We trust any continued feedback.

Hi! I am experiencing the same situation where my living room is equipped with red oak floors from 1950 when the house was built, and my kitchen is installed with new wood floors. One of the pain points is that it's hard to find stain that will blend two different floors together even though they're both red oak. Did you have the same problem?

I love your floors! Thank you for posting. My hardwoods are being sealed and finished as I type this with Bona Intense Seal. You are so right, it is very hard to find images of white oak with Intense seal. I think it is a timeless choice for sure! :) UPDATE - just saw my 4” rift and quarter sawn white oak woth Bona Intense Seal still drying, here are the pics… looks darker in pictures than in person, FYI - LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!

Here are some that I have. It is very tough to get them to look true to how they look in person unfortunately :( . So I was trying to get more of a feel of how these have turned out for other people, but maybe these pictures will help? First one is them side by side and second one is me trying to get close pics of one at a time. Thank you for your help and advice!