Bondtite 1109 is not on your website but I am interested in using it once I put down the black and white VCT tiles. How much is it per Gallon. I guess I need 3 gallons and 3 quarts.
Fred, tell us more about 1109 (how much will 5g cover, how UV resistant is it, compared to other clear epoxy's, etc.) I looked at Endurasheild, but makes VCT a pretty expensive solution. That said, which of the two would be more durable in a garage that sees some work: Reasonably careful and fairly infrequent welding, lots of melting snow and mag chloride, the usual automotive spills, floor jacks, etc.
Mark
EnduraShield 2254 is a very hard and durable clear coat, but it doesn’t adhere well to anything other than epoxy (likewise other things don’t stick well to it – which is why it’s resistant to most chemicals and why it’s easy to clean). Fortunately it does adheres real well to BondTite 1109, and BondTite 1109 adhere very well to VCT. Together they make for an extremely solid, durable, and easy to maintain solution. Much stronger and easier than periodic stripping/waxing. A 1.25 gallon kit is good for up to 500 ft2.
BondTite 1109 is more UV resistant than most other epoxies, but not 100%. You can use it by itself, it will give a nice clear protective coating that doesn't need waxing. It resists most chemicals, so it's easy to keep clean. It won't handle weld splatter closer than 3 feet. The depth you'll want depends a bit on the punishment factor, minimum is 5 mils (290 ft2 per gallon), and for shop use I'd go to 10 mils (145 ft2 per gallon).