Base and accent colors
Most metallic floors start with a base color and one or more accent pigments. Silvers, charcoals, whites and blues are popular, and pairing light and dark colors gives the strongest veining.
Showpiece garages · Showrooms · Statement spaces
Metallic epoxy floors in Newnan, GA
A flowing, marbled, high-gloss floor where no two installs look the same, for garages, showrooms, offices and other spaces where the floor is part of the design.
We take care of everything: the measured quote, scheduling and the final walkthrough with you.
Who it's for
For spaces where the floor is the feature
Metallic epoxy uses pearlescent pigments mixed into the coating and worked by hand while it is wet. The color moves and pools into swirls, veins and depth that shift as you walk across it, so the finished floor reads more like stone or liquid metal than concrete.
It is a strong match for a showpiece garage or car collection, a game room or bonus space on a concrete slab, a retail showroom or an office lobby. It is less forgiving than flake in a hard-working garage, which is why we talk through how you use the space before recommending it.
- Showpiece and collector garages
- Retail showrooms, salons and offices
- Game rooms and bonus spaces on concrete slabs
- Owners who want a one-of-a-kind look
Options
Planning a metallic floor
A metallic floor is part craft, part chemistry. These choices shape the final look.
Pattern and movement
The pattern comes from how the coating is worked by hand, from soft, cloudy movement to bold veins and swirls. You choose the direction, and the floor itself decides the details.
Gloss and grip
Metallic floors are naturally smooth and high gloss. Where the floor may get wet, ask about adding fine texture to the topcoat for better footing, with only a small change to the look.
Prep & process
How a metallic floor is installed
Slab check & planning
We check the concrete and talk through colors, pattern and how the space is used, then send a written quote.
Grind & repair
The slab is diamond ground and cracks and pits are filled. Metallic floors show flaws more than flake, so the repair work matters.
Base & metallic layer
A base color goes down first, then the metallic layer is poured and worked by hand to create the movement and veining.
Topcoat & walkthrough
A clear topcoat protects the finish. We walk the floor with you and go over care and when it is ready to use.
What to expect
What to expect from a metallic floor
- Every floor is one of a kind. Samples and photos show the style, but your floor will not be an exact copy of any of them. That is the appeal, and it is worth knowing up front.
- Glossy floors show more. Dust, footprints and fine scratches are easier to see on a high-gloss metallic floor than on flake. Mats at entry points and regular dust-mopping help.
- The room stays closed while it cures. The coating is sensitive to dust and traffic until it cures, so the space is off-limits for a while. Timing depends on temperature and humidity, and we plan it with you.
- Repairs can show through. Filled cracks and saw cuts can sometimes show as lines in the pattern. We point these out during the slab check.
The honest part: for a garage with heavy daily use, rolling toolboxes or lots of grit, a flake floor usually hides wear better. We will tell you which one fits the way you use the space.
Photos
Metallic floor photos
Two metallic floors with very different looks. Tap a photo to see it larger, then tell us the colors and style you like in your quote request, or send inspiration photos, and we will talk through what is possible.
Local
Metallic floors around Newnan and Fayette County
Around Newnan, metallic floors are most often requested for showpiece garages, finished workshops and bonus spaces, and by businesses that want a showroom or lobby floor customers remember.
We take metallic floor requests across Newnan, Senoia and Sharpsburg in Coweta County, plus Peachtree City, Fayetteville and Tyrone in Fayette County. Because each floor is mixed and worked on site, every quote starts with a look at the slab and a conversation about the look you want.
FAQ
Metallic epoxy floor questions
Is metallic epoxy good for a garage?
It can be, especially for a showpiece garage or a car collection. In a garage that sees daily traffic, grit and dropped tools, a flake floor usually hides wear better and gives more texture underfoot. We help you weigh the two in your quote.
Is a metallic floor slippery?
A smooth, high-gloss floor can be slippery when wet. Fine texture can be added to the topcoat to improve footing, and mats at doors help. Tell us how the space is used so we can recommend the right finish.
Can I see exactly what my floor will look like?
Not exactly. Samples and photos show the colors and style, but the pattern forms as the coating is worked by hand, so every metallic floor is unique. We talk through colors and movement with you before work starts.
Can a business use a metallic floor?
Yes. Metallic floors are a popular choice for showrooms, salons, offices and retail spaces where the floor is part of the look. For areas with heavy carts, forklifts or harsh chemicals, see commercial and shop floors.
How do I care for a metallic floor?
Dust-mop often so grit does not dull the gloss, mop with water or a mild cleaner, and use felt pads under furniture. Avoid harsh solvents and abrasive scrubbers.
How do I get a quote?
Use the quote form or call 404-941-4475. Tell us the space, its rough size, the colors you like and how the room is used. Inspiration photos help.