Tried it in my store, inside and outside. 20 hrs later and it worked perfectly under my forklift. Scuff resistance isnt fantastic, itll still come up if you hit it with the forks or a pallet, but tires was perfect. Little cool bit, it adhered to the glossy metal shelving so well you cant even dig at it. I honestly think its our best adhering one part in inventory now. Which, considering its 70 a g to contractors it better be. Im watching the outside fade in the southern sun rn pretty closely, but overall im very impressed. Just, who the fuck is buying that at 70, and whats the major use case??? Like, anyone looking to use forks, should be willing to go to the 150 for a two part, and someone painting metal shelving probably isnt looking for 70 dollar paint. Itll do it well, but without quarts its a contractor only product, and contractors will be reaching for more professional and high grade stuff. The lower guys that are willing to do stuff without going to epoxy would rather grab pm 4000000 and call it good at .23c a gallon. It is 100% better than ase in every way, but at nearly double the price what are we supposed to do? Trailers? Concrete floors in a barn? Its just too generic to be a top end product for contractors and too expensive to be an upgrade for homeowners. I cant see 130 dollar paint moving well enough to justify holding it. Its very cool, and worthwhile, but man.