Is Polyurea the best choice for my application?

[clydesdale]

I have about 550sqft. The garage is mostly for parking two cars and some light mechanic work. I wanted to skip the flake in the floor so that I could easily find any dropped parts. I was thinking of just light gray and then add the anti skid. I was leaning towards Nohr S. I kind of just wanted it to look like an airport hanger. Just a glossy gray floor.
I love the metallic look, but last I checked, it didn't handle floor jacks well and was much harder to apply. Is the Legacy Nohr S still the right choice for this application? Thanks.

 

[FJ4FUN]

For solid color floors we recommend our two component CFLC system comprised of our 100% solids BondTite primer followed with our LiquaTile 1143 CFLC (Chemically Fused Liquid Ceramic) body coat. The proprietary ceramic content provides incredible durability, no clear coat needed. We target 30mils coverage (10mil primer + 20mil body coat) which will leave you with a super smooth glossy floor. The finish is similar to porcelain tiles, smooth but still provides good grip w/o additional traction additives.

CFLC System

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

I have about 550sqft. The garage is mostly for parking two cars and some light mechanic work. I wanted to skip the flake in the floor so that I could easily find any dropped parts. I was thinking of just light gray and then add the anti skid. I was leaning towards Nohr S. I kind of just wanted it to look like an airport hanger. Just a glossy gray floor.
I love the metallic look, but last I checked, it didn't handle floor jacks well and was much harder to apply. Is the Legacy Nohr S still the right choice for this application? Thanks.

Yes, we have Nohr-S® Polyurea under planes, helicopters and RACECARS!!
Choose this kit: https://www.legacyindustrial.co/products/nohr-s-polyurea-kit-pigmented/
Skip the flake (omit-flake) for solid-color look.