A friend did his kitchen floor in decorative grooved and stained concrete. He
then put on 2 coats of a 1 part urethane with a lambs wool applicator. The
stuff's fairly thick and doesn't feel very hard, never fully leveled and has
some pieces of wool at places. It did dry to a sheen, but shows scrapes from
most anything, including wooden chair legs.

He also did concrete countertops, but ended up using beeswax since it's easily
recoatable.

At this point his wife is trying to scrape it off the floor. Is anybody
familiar with any coating that would hold up better here, and be repairable?
I'm thinking a better urethane that's either 2-part or with a catalyst
hardener would hold up better than an epoxy, but that's just a guess.

The additional problem with the countertops would be hot pans placed on the
surface. Don't know if there's any answer to that one.

Thanks,
GerryG