so when I bought my cork flooring they said "when you get finished, roll on a coat of polyurethane."
I first bought water based, but once I got it home I read not to use it on floors because it will wear in high traffic areas. I then went back and bought oil-based. I rolled on the first coat sunday night and when I went back monday there were little bubbles in it, and it was sticky in some places. I knew I must have put it on too thick, but the coverage wasn't even at ALL. So I read online monday and found info saying to sand it lightly with a fine steel wool, thin down the poly (to prevent bubbles), and apply a thin second coat to fill in the "craters". Did that monday night, applied it with a wool-like pad for oil based poly. Went back yesterday and it was STILL not even. Shiny in some spots, dull in others. If I lay it on thick, it bubbles. If I lay it on thin, it's not even and doesn't cover. ARGH!. So I applied ANOTHER coat last night, didn't thin it, but spread it on very thin. If I STILL have thin spots, I'm not sure what to do. Should I thin down another gallon (to prevent bubbles) and lay it on thick in order to get even coverage? ANyone with experience with this PLEASE HELP!!!!