Bona Red Out – Waterborne Hardwood Floor Color Neutralizer | Part A & B

Bona Red Out is a professional two-step waterborne color neutralizer designed to reduce unwanted red and pink tones in hardwood flooring, especially red oak. This innovative treatment helps transform reddish hardwood floors into a lighter, more natural appearance that resembles white oak.

Featuring a simple Part A and Part B application process, Bona Red Out minimizes red and pink undertones while preparing the wood for staining, sealing, and finishing. Its low-odor, quick-drying formula is compatible with the Bona Finishing System and can also be used with other compatible wood floor finishing products.

Ideal for hardwood floor refinishing projects where a lighter, contemporary wood appearance is desired.

Key Features:

• Two-step waterborne color neutralizing system

• Reduces red and pink tones in red oak flooring

• Helps achieve a lighter, white oak-inspired appearance

• Suitable for multiple wood species, including red oak and Brazilian cherry

• Low-odor formula

• No limited pot life

• Can be diluted with water for a less intense effect

• Compatible with the Bona Finishing System

• Suitable for residential and commercial flooring projects

Product Specifications:

• Brand: Bona

• Product: Red Out

• Product Type: Waterborne Color Neutralizer

• Components: Part A and Part B

• Package: 1 Gallon Part A + 1 Gallon Part B

• VOC: 0 g/L

• Coverage: Approximately 450–650 sq. ft. per gallon

• Application: Bona Microfiber Roller and Cut-In Pad

• Drying: Allow to dry overnight before proceeding with the next finishing step.

Application Instructions:

1. Prepare and sand the hardwood floor.

2. Apply Bona Red Out Part A evenly to the raw wood.

3. Allow 10–15 minutes for penetration and eliminate visible puddling.

4. Apply Part B evenly following the same application process.

5. Allow the floor to dry overnight.

6. Proceed with the selected stain, sealer, or floor finish according to Bona's instructions.

IMPORTANT: Never mix Part A and Part B together. They must be applied separately as a two-step treatment.