I am currently wrapping up a project to restore hardwood flooring from a once carpeted floor. I sanded with a USand and 24,40,80 grit. and then handsanded with drywall pole with 120. No stain or sealant. I applied first and third coat with a brush but middle coat was 3/16 roller, and used pole sander with 220 screen in between coats. The poly I am using is ZAR Ultra Poly with satin finish, here is the pic: [ATTACH]13357[/ATTACH] You see in the image the line where part of the floor looks wet/waxy and part does not? The left coat was applied on Monday of last week, so it's been 5 days but has looked as it does now since Tuesday really. The right coat I put down Tuesday night. Now, the weather changed on Wednesday so it went from being dry, breezy and cool on Monday and tuesday to rain (on Wednesday) and humid and hot ever since. So I am supposing this is the cause? I closed windows and moved dehumidifier in there for a day or two but this did not accomplish anything. I am planning on waiting longer and hoping eventually they will look the same? I'm just surprised I see no difference or improvement day after day with the right side. The other difference is that I did switch to new can of poly, but they are exactly the same brand and type. Should I just wait longer? Or my other thought was to just apply one more coat but do it all at once, but I feel like that shouldn't matter. Thanks

I have used the moisture meeter (Ryobi) from home depot to measure amount/level of the moisture under my vinyl floor (over a concrete) in the downstairs bedroom. I had an extensive slab leak in that area hence checking the moisture. In the spot where the actual leak was the meeter shows the highest reading. Should I just pull the vinyl floor off, install the visqueen vapor barrier, 6mm underlayment and forget about it? I think I know the answer :o