Epoxy floor covering

cool.  I can see it working on cement but just not vct, though I have seen ones "for" vct.  I'd like to see that flyer when you get around to scanning it. 

  I'm pretty skeptical about any epoxy vct finish.  The manufacturers say it is easy to remove, but I'd have to see that in person.  In my experience, stripping anything like that from vct is a nightmare.  Also the idea of "no buffing" is scary.  Vct maintanence income is about 10% stripping and refinishing and about 90% buffing and scrubbing.   Manufacturers also claim that it resists chemicals.  If so, what chemicals are used to remove it?  I'd like to see how it stands up to the fingernail polish aisle in any retail store.  The nice thing about standard vct finish is that it is easy to repair.  I have no idea what you'd do if some customer in one of your retail accounts digs a hole in the epoxy with a knife, or if the employees drag some ungodly heavy cart around that is missing a wheel so the sharp edge of the caster digs a rut across the epoxy.  With normal finish you can just spraywax and buff the problem right out.  Worse comes to worse you strip the damaged finish section away in an asymetircal pattern, lay new finish over it, feathering at the edges, and after it sets burnish it out.  I like softer finishes for this reason.  Ease of maintenance, very little dust.  Oh well, thats my 420 cents

 I saw a flyer today for epoxy floor covering.  It's a liquid that you apply very much like applying regular floor finish I think.  The epoxy is 100% solids and looks VERY clear and shiny in the photos on the flyer.  Has anyone heard of this stuff before?  or even tried it?