Bi-color grasello
Polished lime. Quartz primer, coats, wax. This is the material the 101 class is built on.
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These are Ronald’s own films. Lime is labeled lime. If a video uses acrylic sold as “Venetian plaster,” that is stated. The school teaches lime.
Polished lime. Quartz primer, coats, wax. This is the material the 101 class is built on.
Italian marmorino, step by step. Not grasello. Different grain, different wall.
Dark lime. Color in lime is not the same problem as color in paint.
Travertino, then grasello backfill. Two classes of plaster on one board.
Moroccan lime, not Venetian. Soap, compression, a different chemistry on the surface.
What the fine putty is for, from the same hand that teaches the class.
Scale. A sample board is not a dining room.
The five-day problem in short form: movement, not a printed marble.
Some older films on the channel demonstrate acrylic products (including Modern Masters and big-box “Venetian plaster”). Those videos are honest about the bucket. They are not the lime curriculum. If a designer specified acrylic, watch those. If the spec says Italian lime, do not use them as the method.