If you’re working on a very large wall can it be broken into sections without noticing that in the finished product

@venetianplaster

4 ай бұрын

Definitely NO. For large areas you will need help. One persone applying the product and a second one compressing and burnishing. You could have up to 3 people working on one wall, but each has one job. Applying Compressing Burnishing If there are two people applying the product, you will get different pattern and it will show up. Hope I could help.

What are the materials that you used? Can I make a shower cabin walls? Is it water resistant?

@venetianplaster

11 күн бұрын

This is Marmorino high polished, classic Venetian plaster (stucco) Even though it has some water repellent properties, I would not recommended for a shower wall. Feel free to check my website for more info about products and applications. www.thevenetianplaster.com.au/explained

2 coats of quartz, 2 base coats applied wet over wet? Complete dry and 2 top coats ? Did I follow this correct I’ve watched multiple times. From start to finish how many days was this ?

@venetianplaster

4 ай бұрын

Total 3 days. Day 1: Sand, primer and base coat Day2: 3 top coats and burnishing Day3: Waxing 😉👍 You were spot on! Thanks for commenting mate, it really helps

@tonimaria2100

11 күн бұрын

@@venetianplaster can it be done in one day?

@venetianplaster

11 күн бұрын

@@tonimaria2100 very unlikely, even when I create samples for clients, it takes 2 days.

hi, should i do burnishing after dry completely or just before dry?

@venetianplaster

4 ай бұрын

Hi, the product needs to be dry to burnish it, however it does need to be compressed while is wet, otherwise it won't burnish after. The drying process happens quick due of using very small amounts of product. I found working on small areas is best, so I can compress over and over again the product I just applied, making sure is ready for burnishing. Hope it helps!

@wantang2

4 ай бұрын

@@venetianplaster thank you for the tip, apreciated, 👍👍last question here.... 😭 if i compress when is still wet, i am afraid that the pattern would disappear. it doesnt matter?

@venetianplaster

4 ай бұрын

No mate, compressing and burnishing has nothing to do. The patter is created when we applied the product. Try with long strokes and short strokes to see the difference once finish. Therefore, shorter strokes with small amounts of material are helpful when we have to work around small areas like, light switches, above or below window frames, etc.. an uniform patter is more pleasant to the eye. Start small, then go big mate! Keep me posted with your progress and maybe share some pictures. Cheers

@wantang2

4 ай бұрын

@@venetianplaster thanks so much! one of problem was... i chose marmorino , it has some kinda sand it it, evey time i make pattern, it has scratch by sand, this time i bought high gloss stucco, i did 2 coat of base coat and waiting to dry, once it dried, i will do light sanding base coat and give it a go! i will let you know! thanks a lot!

@venetianplaster

4 ай бұрын

@@wantang2 marmorino naturale good for base coat, but you won’t achieve much pattern. Good luck!

Is a second coat nessasary?

@venetianplaster

3 ай бұрын

Definitely YES. This highly polished Marmorino requires 3 top coats.

@raj080288

3 ай бұрын

@@venetianplaster would this be the case for other brands, such as, DecoVeno marble effect venetian plaster?

@venetianplaster

3 ай бұрын

@@raj080288 as long is natural lime base Venetian plaster, yes. There are some acrylics product that work different.