Using two coats of mega and finalizing with Traffic is standard for a cheaper traffic system. This causes matching issues in the future if, you bring someone new in or the original installer changes their process. You will have difficulty matching sheen.

Finishes have different clarity levels. It's best to stay with one product line throughout. Also, Traffic HD is a ceramic finish, Mega One is not. Having two to three coats of a ceramic finish is better than one. Expect to pay more for a real Traffic system.

Traffic HD is not a ceramic finish

Bona would say to 1) stain 2) Intense Seal 3) two coats of traffic

Loba (me) would say -) stain 2) Loba Easy Prime 3) 2 coats of Supra or Supra AT (which does have ceramic

to doscuss call me at 4 7 5 - 2 4 1 - 4 0 7 3

Thanks for the info James. I will verify info with Mike Overy.

Using a softer primer is a good idea to prevent side bonding, I have used Mega in the past followed by traffic, although one coat of Mega and two coats of traffic are better, there is no need to use two. Bona would say to use their primer although the normal Bona primer is a low quality, soft, cheap low PU / high Acrylate co polymer. This is remedied now by the release of Bona UX which is a harder, easier to sand primer and probably slightly better than Mega to use as a first coat. As James said, HD is not a ceramic finish, simply a 100% PU - isocyanate hardener cross linking product. HD is probably the best finish with the fastest curing.

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