Ah! Great!! Thank you so much for the info and fast response. You made my day.
You are correct, I did not go with flakes.

Hi Rick. We are assuming that you opted for no color flakes based on the kit description. The epoxy base coat is the built coat and the polyaspartic is the wear and chemical protection coat. The tint will not affect the gloss of the polyaspartic coating. Polyaspartic is U.V. stable and will not amber. However, epoxy is not U.V. stable an will amber. The reason the same color tint as the base coat is provided for the polyaspartic is that it will effectively block U.V. penetration. If you don’t add the tint, U.V. rays will penetrate the clear and eventually cause the epoxy to amber.

OK. Here is something you can try. Legacy Industrial sells their Nohr-S single-part polyurea in quart sizes. Single-part polyurea is activated by the oxygen in the air when it is applied. The beauty of it is that you get an almost unlimited pot life (for a few months anyways) if you keep the lid closed. They sell it in clear only and have pigment packs to get the various base colors. You can order 1 quart of clear and a similar color pigment pack. Or maybe two pigment packs if you need to mix colors to get the one you want. You can divide the quart can in half – one half for the clear and the other for the color. One pigment pack is designed for 1 gallon of Nohr-S, so you need to mix it in sparingly, working up to the color you want. Keep in mind that that the Nohr-S clear may have a slightly different shine, but if it’s very small areas, the only one that may notice it is you. You can find Nohr-S here. The pigment packs are in the red links below.

Yeah I called them earlier and unfortunately 2 gallon is smallest qty for 5085. I think smallest qty of any resin they sell is 1 gallon (4195).

Hi Arthur. That is typically how a very small area is touched up. Did you check with Versatile to see if they had touch up kits or quart sizes of what you need?