Best floor coating in extreme heat?

[Ydtrack]

I live in the Mojave Desert outside of Edwards Air Force Base in California. Our new house has two 864 sq ft detached garages and the attached garage was converted to a 900+ sq ft workshop. Requirements for each space will be a little different. The first one I want to do is my garage / resto shop, so I am looking for something very durable with a good anti-skid coating. I will have the Nova up on a rotisserie sometime in the future, so I need something that can withstand the rollers, jack stands, jacks, grease, oil, etc. Temps can range from the 20's in the winter to well over 100 in the summer. Main garage will be used for daily drivers and the workshop will be my gym along with the wife's art studio.

I will continue to dig through this board, but recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

 

[tncatadjuster]

Epoxy is fine at that temp. Not extreme until over 150º.

 

[bazzateer]

Porcelain tile would be good also.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Most automotive centers use a full quartz broadcast. Topcoated with urethane or pap.

 

[motofool33]

Most automotive centers use a full quartz broadcast. Topcoated with urethane or pap.

can you link me some more info on quartz i dont see any sections on your site about it, or maybe some photos of a quartz floor.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Just one quick note... You are going to want to do your install in as moderate a temperature as possible --so this would likely be a good time. A lot of consumers run into issues with temps > 80 Degrees F and cure times.