Any flooring folks have a water-bourne poly they love? Durable? Easy? 3,4.5,6 coats? Putting it over a Benjamin Moore floor and patio latex paint. thx!
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I have never tried it over paint, but I really like Bona Sealer with a couple three coats of Bona Traffic over it for hardwood floors. Holding up beautifully in my house for the past few years.
Easy to work with. Builds nicely. Tough surface.
First water based floor finish I've liked, and I've tried a few.
Bona Products
I phoned an installer i've met on a few jobs whose work is very good and he also liked the Bona. He also mentioned "Street Shoe" which i peeked at online. Seems the Street Shoe you mix in a cataylst. Maybe for a quicker "set". Going to flooring dealer this week to get the skinny. Thanks for the input!