can I use Bona polish remover just in certain sections where dust settled into wet polish?
2033782
Yes. Make sure when you do that it doesn't splatter. If you pour directly from bottle it will splatter.
2033783
Trying to blend the place where the polish was removed with the sections left in tact might be a little tricky. I have touched up places that I missed when applying the polish with pretty good success.
2033784
Sorry, not sure. I only used it in a situation to remove all the polish in a room.
2033785
I have never had a reson to do this, but I can see no reason that it would not work. Good luck.
1481606
Dry use is possible but terribly dusty ... you could polish from a bucket was well ... but if you are going to polish more than say 60 square feet you need a much bigger tool.
1658158
Bona has a different cleaner that is for laminate floors. I think I would get that instead.
744458
If its just dust or removable particles, u can use it. if there are scratches etc., than of course it is not helpful
140773
It doesn't for me because I don't use it as an everyday polish to remove dust. I use it more like special treatment polish to renew wood throughout the year especially here in the midwest where it can get very dry in winter. I also use it when I want to give the wood a nice gloss on special occasions.
1354471
Use it just the way it is. We have Laminit floors, it didn't make it shine the way I wanted. I like using the Bona for wood floors better.
412887
I use my brushes for nail art with nail polishes, so I use a small amount of polish remover. I dab them on a gauze pad. Do not soak the brushes in remover!
380193
No. It suggest that toothpaste be used. I purchased polisher separately. I think that toothpaste is gone and its less abrasive
358366
Yes you can just wet it with your cleaning solution or plain water and put it on the regular pad on the mint. Don't get it too wet or the machine will loose traction. Wring them out basically and you'll be fine
1837622
Yes you can use any nail polish. And as for nail polish remover I use "Take it Off regular" so far it hasn't damaged the plates. Hope that answers your questions.
360567
I do not have the particular polish you are inquiring about, but the OPI original polish remover works well on all the polishes I do have. It is gentle to your nails, but very effective in getting the polish off them.
340062
Depends, this polisher uses pads and abrasives to polish by removing the surface material, oxidation and metal. I have used it to polish old brass and copper bathroom fixtures which I then coated with clear urethane to preserve the shine. If you are looking to get rid of build up without removing material from the surface this is not the answer. There are liquid products design to do that. Even a floor wax remover would work.
258923
As long as the backplate doesn't contact the polisher it should be fine. Apply minor pressure to the edge to see if it would touch the polisher if not you should be good.
1007855
I really don't know if this product works on other finishes. I used it to remove another Bona product on my hardwood floor. So I can't really say if it would work for you or not....worth a try! Sorry, I couldn't be of more help. Good luck!
1200135
Yea, this can be removed with regular (acetone or non-acetone) polish remover.
1575916
It did not work for me even though I had used Bona wax. I used 505 degreaser from Home Depot . it was work but it worked
15453
Yes it can -- you just can't use it polished floors. I recommend that you first use theBona cleaner (or any hardwood floor cleaner), then apply the bona. You will be very happy.