Light colors, in satin or semi-gloss tend to work the best for spaces where there's lots of work going on. They help reflect light without being too mirror-like, are easy to clean spills from and don't hide things that fall. The downside is that anything that spills and stains will standout if not cleaned up completely before they can attack the coating. Lots of solvents, and petrochemical based things, both liquids and solids, will attack almost any of the normal coatings when left in contact for longer periods of time.
Our hangar floors are semi-polished concrete with some type of sealant, with a light gray mushroom epoxy where the suction danger zone is located. If you look closely, you can see tire tracks on the gray from repeated contact. That tracking comes from hundreds of movements aross the same path, over several years.
