I always find it hilarious when I see this topic. If you are going to work in the shop or garage, do not seal it. My shop is used every day and gets stuff rolled and dragged around all the time. If you are only going to park rubber tired stuff in it, go ahead and seal it. My son sealed his shop and wishes he had not done it. It gets slick when it is new and you will bust your azz if it ever condenses any moister on it. After a few years, the seal has worn off, thank goodness. Here are some photos I took a few minutes ago of my WORKSHOP floor. The oil stains you see are 2 days old. I just sweep a little and in a couple of days they are almost invisible. The one dark spot is less than a few hours old. The scratches are what are going to happen if you have a working farm shop. Richard in NW SC
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