When it comes to hardwood floor finishes, the options can be overwhelming. From oil-based to water-based, matte to glossy, there are so many different types to choose from. However, if you’re looking for a high-quality finish that will protect your hardwood floors for years to come, Bona Traffic HD is an excellent choice. Here are some reasons why people should choose Bona Traffic HD for their hardwood floors.

Bona Traffic HD is a commercial-grade hardwood floor finish that is known for its durability. It’s specifically designed for high-traffic areas, so it can withstand heavy foot traffic, furniture, and even pets. This finish is so durable that it’s often used in commercial settings such as malls, schools, and museums.
One of the benefits of Bona Traffic HD is that it’s easy to apply. Unlike oil-based finishes, it dries quickly and doesn’t have a strong odor. Plus, it’s easy to clean up with water. This makes it a popular choice for homeowners who want to tackle a DIY project.
Bona Traffic HD is a water-based finish, which means it has low VOCs (volatile organic compounds). This makes it a safer option for your family and the environment. Plus, it won’t yellow over time like some oil-based finishes do.
Finally, Bona Traffic HD gives hardwood floors a beautiful, natural-looking finish. It’s available in different sheens, including matte, satin, and gloss, so you can choose the one that best suits your preferences. The finish is also clear, so it won’t alter the color of your hardwood floors.
In conclusion, if you’re looking for a high-quality hardwood floor finish that’s durable, easy to apply, and environmentally friendly, Bona Traffic HD is an excellent choice. Its commercial-grade durability, low VOCs, and beautiful finish make it a popular option for homeowners and commercial settings alike.
Here are some tips for cleaning and maintaining your floors treated with Bona Traffic HD:
By following these tips, you can help extend the life of your Bona Traffic HD floors and keep them looking beautiful for years to come.

Proper maintenance is essential to keep hardwood floors in tip-top shape! Individual maintenance schedules will slightly vary depending on daily use and wear and tear. To keep hardwood floors looking and performing well for the life expectancy, refer to our recommended guidelines.
CLEANING:
Protect your floor investment by setting up cleaning routines’. Regular floor cleaning involves soft bristle sweeping, vacuuming or dust mopping. The dirt and dust particles are standard elements like clay and sand. Once the particles are scattered around with your or pat’s paw weight they will damage or scratch down the varnish layers that can only be removed by sanding and refinishing. Eliminating airborne dust and dirt on daily basis will enhance the performance of the floor.
WASHING:
Care for each spill as small amounts of water can cause the hardwood floor to swell and cup over time. Avoid the use of wet or steam mops instead use a cleaner made specifically for the finish on hardwood floors. The steam can dull the finish and damage the hardwood floor. Bona Hardwood Floor Cleaner, for instance, cleans floors effectively; it’s residue free, removes dirt and grime to reveal the beauty of any hardwood floor. Spray the floor directly and go over it with a Microfiber Cleaning Pad- wash in between the rooms to release the captured dirt and reuse so it is only slightly damp. Avoid using vinegar, soap-based cleaner or wax on hardwood floors.
PROTECTION:
Preserving hardwood floors with rugs and floor protectors on all furniture is important. The adhesive felt furniture sliders absorb the dirt and tightly hold on the furniture feet for a long time to avoid scratching the floor. Placing a mat at the outdoor entrance traps the dirt and keeps it out of the house. For the rugs placed inside the house, use in high trafficking areas (where the wood floor see more wear and tear) and with a non-skid pad that won’t discolor the hardwood floor. Some rug underlayment contains toxins that can eat away at hardwood when it reacts with the floor finish. Felt and rubber underlayment will not degrade the hardwood floors.Lastly, allow some air circulation and place stands for Christmas trees or plants, to avoid leaving a water stain.
SCREEN & RE-COAT:
Over time, hardwood floors will require a maintenance coat even when taken care of properly. Properly inspect the wood floor to make sure nothing wears through and when it starts to appear scratched or dull consider recoating the floor before it’s too late. It’s a process of removing a top varnish and applying a fresh layer, as mentioned in the previous blog about screening and re-coating. Follow the routine cleaning schedule and our simple guidelines so your hardwood floors can last a lifetime.