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New techniques video: Scale & Composition of Distressed Finishes

Written on May 7, 2008 – 3:16 pm | by Katharine |

Here’s a video we just posted with a tip about transitioning your distressed Venetian plaster finishes from the sample board to the wall:You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video

Aaron discusses the importance of considering scale when planning the composition of your distressed Venetian plaster finishes. The example in the video is a distressed Stucco Italiano Intonachino.

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Comment by Juliana Subscribed to comments via email
2008-06-26 07:15:11

Awesome example - after taking a class on venetian plaster - YOUR information is worth it’s weight in gold. I NEVER considered the scale of application in comparison to the sample board. NO Wonder my wall in my kitchen looks so blotchy! I thought THAT was the way it was suppose to look!
Thanks a bunch.
Juliana

Comment by Aaron Cohen Subscribed to comments via email
2008-06-26 14:44:02

Juliana,

Thanks for the kind words - that is the # 1 enemy of a nice looking distressed finish - wrong scale - but it definitely is challenging at first not to make it look too blotchy like you say or too much like vertical stripes.

Check this page on our site out if you get a chance, has a little more info on scale and distressed finishes - http://www.seattleafs.com/tips_008.php

Aaron

 
 
Comment by Juliana Subscribed to comments via email
2008-06-26 07:16:05

Again, your information is well worth knowing.
Juliana

 
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