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It doesn't look like the tiles have bonded. Once bonded, tiles are almost impossible to get off the floor. You pretty much have to use a heat gun and spend a lot of time scraping. I have about two tiles after more than a years service that need to be replaced, but I'm waiting till I get a few...

These floors ARE VERY SLIPPERY WHEN WET. I would not take a chance using these if you're planning on washing your cars on them. My tile has been down over a year (I've attached pics above), and when I wash my cars in the driveway and walk into the garage, just having a little bit of water on...

Here's a picture of the yellowing that occurs on black tiles: For reference, this is my daily-driver with super-sticky summer only tires. The car has been parked in this spot for a year. Not really too noticeable....

Sorry for the late reply. The tiles are Armstrong - I bought them at the local Home Depot. I combined the leftover tiles into one box, and that one is labeled 51910. Don't know if that was the speckled black or the speckled gray, but you should be able to see from the display they have. Tire...

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Rolling creepers and jacks may put some light scratches in the VCT, but those will come out with polishing later. If you leave your car up on jackstands for an extended period of time, I would use more than just an extra tile under the stands as suggested elsewhere. I put a vehicle that weighs...

Make sure after adding insulation (even though the foam pieces are light it still adds up), adhesive, and maybe paint that your door is still properly balanced. If not then your garage door opener may fail due to the added stress.

How do you remove the brown stain? Replace the tile? I've tried lots of chemicals on my stains....

(4) 12" square black/silver tiles laid in a diamond pattern: