Similarly, I have been considering the use of good old Vinyl Composition Tile (previously known as Asphalt Tile) for my garage in PA as we are getting it ready to sell and move to TV. Here is a blog link to a site showing a garage done for about $500.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...26tbs%3Disch:1
I would be interested to know if anyone has had experience with this method, and how it might compare to Trax or Epoxy.
*** Please disregard the above based on comments attributed to Armstrong Flooring from another forum. See below: ***
"After installation, the temperature should be maintained at a minimum of 55 degrees F. The performance of the flooring material and adhesives can be adversely affected below this minimum temperature. Most garage floors have had gas and oil dripped or spilled on them. The residue in the substrate will inhibit the adhesive from working properly. Automobile fluids, such as brake, transmission and oil, if leaked onto the resilient flooring can get into the joints of the tile and break down the adhesive creating a bonding issue and a possible installation failure. The oils and antioxidants used in the manufacturing process of rubber tires will cause a permanent yellow discoloration to any resilient (vinyl) flooring. Also, exposure to the moisture from rain, snow or sleet and varying temperatures will have a damaging effect on both tile and sheet flooring."