After reading every thread on this board and doing some informal research I have decided to go with VCT. Armstrong 51904 Sterling and 51915 Charcoal in 2x2 checker patern for my 24' by 30'. While in perfect conditions epoxy semas to be very good, the variables bother me. Humidity, moister level in concrete, wet, hot tires all seem to be wildcards. The VCT isn't perfect but the limitations are well know and proven in virtually all commercial applications. I plan on ordering an extra box of each color for repairs and have accepted the fact that under jack stands I will use a small square of plywood to prevent gouging the tiles.
I have done some testing on a test peice of VCT. I poored used motor oil on an unsealed, unwaxed peice and let sit for over three hours. I wiped it with paper towels and sprayed it with 409 and can't see any evidence of a stain. Now I am letting the same used oil sit on it for 24 hours. We'll see how that turns out. Next gasoline then brake fluid. I priced it at Home Depot for $30 for 45 tiles. Even with the adhesive its cheaper than epoxy.
Sorry to be so long winded but I know many on the board are interested in floor options. My shop and concrete are brand new so I will post pics later if anyone would like to see. This forum is great and I have told all of my garage/shop friends about it. Thanks for all that contribute. Please post your thoughs!!!!!!!
I have done some testing on a test peice of VCT. I poored used motor oil on an unsealed, unwaxed peice and let sit for over three hours. I wiped it with paper towels and sprayed it with 409 and can't see any evidence of a stain. Now I am letting the same used oil sit on it for 24 hours. We'll see how that turns out. Next gasoline then brake fluid. I priced it at Home Depot for $30 for 45 tiles. Even with the adhesive its cheaper than epoxy.
Sorry to be so long winded but I know many on the board are interested in floor options. My shop and concrete are brand new so I will post pics later if anyone would like to see. This forum is great and I have told all of my garage/shop friends about it. Thanks for all that contribute. Please post your thoughs!!!!!!!

Man that stuff is heavy! 54 boxes at 41 lbs a box, plus glue, etc. My truck was feeling that almost 2500lbs. So was my back! While two 20 year olds stood and watched...
,,,if i wasn't going to help i'd at least wall away