Not trying to be harsh here...just curious.
Why did you apply Polyurethane to bricks?!
Where was this used...inside or outside? Wall or other item?
Polyurethanes will "cloud", and/or start peeling if moisture is coming through. This makes poly's very poor choices for brick surfaces. They just can't breathe very well.
UGL makes good brick/concrete sealers that do a good job of sealing & holding-up to effloressence & salt deposits.
http://www.ugl.com/drylokMasonry/clearProtectors/concreteProtector.php
In all honesty, I'd try to strip off that oil poly! It'll be nothing but a maintenance headache...
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