View attachment 74064hello, I have been asked by a friend if I could do this type of plastering for a feature wall, I’ve said no but was wondering how it’s actually accomplished and the actual level of difficulty. Cheers.
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Looks like micro cement.View attachment 74064hello, I have been asked by a friend if I could do this type of plastering for a feature wall, I’ve said no but was wondering how it’s actually accomplished and the actual level of difficulty. Cheers.
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View attachment 74064hello, I have been asked by a friend if I could do this type of plastering for a feature wall, I’ve said no but was wondering how it’s actually accomplished and the actual level of difficulty. Cheers.
All pretty much the same. I worked on the applicart building before they opened it. Beton just meant cement/concrete. Just another name for a marmorino finishLooks like Marmorino Beton. Did some in Birmingham a few years ago.
Basically put one flat coat on. Wait until dry, then apply a tight coat really loosely (not full coverage).
After about 5 or 10 mins go back over it (little 6" venetian trowel) and flatten it off.
Little more complicated than that but thats the gist of it.
There was a course I did in Blackburn for it. Applicart I think it was called.