I don't understand the 1/4" of water. The floor was poured last September, this is mid May. Although its possible that some moisture still came out of the concrete, not 1/4" deep worth. That would have been some pretty soupy concrete mix even to have that much come out the day after it was poured. That's a whole lot of water. If it didn't rain and you took on a whole lot of water, I can't figure that one out either. Even condensation from rising and lowering temps won't produce a 1/4" of water on concrete. Got me.
In one of my barns in northern Indiana where we get hot, cold, dry, rain, snow, I too sealed the new floor. Looking back, I don't know why, but I did. Poured it about Sept, Oct, Nov and waited until about Spring to seal it, no walking or driving on it until then. Even cleaned and prepped it before sealing. Mine was milky for a day or few until the sealer dried, but nothing like you are describing. 1/4" of water on the floor, above or below the sealer. That's a new one to me, although I'm no expert. To be honest with you, if I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't even pour a floor in that barn, beyond a maintenance pad and for an office since I don't store fertilizer or seed in it, but I got carried away. They say that hind sight is always 20/20 though.
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