Both System3 and MAS epoxies are good products; you probably can't go wrong with either. 

I don't have any experience with uscomposites.  If you go that route, I'd recommend the non-blushing slow hardener (assuming you have enough space in your schedule for the cure time).  One should always prepare surfaces before new coats, but that said, not having blush in the first place is even safer.

As for Oman's epoxyproducts, did you email Paul and/or look at the low-v?

    http://www.epoxyproducts.com/d_clear.html

    http://www.epoxyproducts.com/datalowv.pdf

He'll give you as much detail as you'd like if you ask him a question.

The low-v is non-blushing, with a viscosity of 500 cps for the resin, 80 cps for the hardener, and 175 cps for the mix.  That would be noticeably thinner than the 283 cps for the uscomposites mix. 

Though it looks like low-v costs almost twice as much as the uscomposites product, so would only be worth the price if a less viscous mix is important to you.

 

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