Bi-colored maromorino, venetian plaster techniques for walls

[@rizkisetia6538]

Awesome work, I am interested to take the class! ❤❤

[@jcfcon6431]

This is your best yet Ron, I'm loving it learning off your videos and then going back to experiment your tips in my factory. Great videos

[@hagun6535]

Beautiful, love the subtle 2 tone

[@josephspinosa6425]

This is so beautiful!!!! Thank You. One question I have is do you apply the second coat to the whole wall then add the white or do it in sections? The reason I ask is because would the second coat be too dry by the time your applying the white? Thanks

[@IanBur]

That is killer, Ron! One of my favorites so far! Keep the content coming. So few plaster artists are making videos.

[@jakekeith9878]

Ron, thank you so much for all of your videos. I stumbled across them today and have been binge watching all of your incredible techniques. You’re an extremely talented guy. What is surprising to me is that you are freely giving away tons of tricks and secrets. That makes it even more awesome because a regular joe like me can attempt world class paints without ever having stepped foot into a class room. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!

[@peterkandris9697]

Looks really nice man

[@jenniferjames-long6044]

That is just gorgeous! Thank you!

[@theloveofgrowing9519]

Don't you have to wax it tho? What if something spills on it?

[@paintsandplasters]

Beautiful

[@davidmartin1793]

Beautiful 😍

[@nightstar525]

Very impressive

[@nicolaafouxenidis-papadopo7613]

Thank you for your video, do you have any suggestion for bathroom? What staff are good to use in bathroom, I will appreciate if you can help me in choice right product. Thanks

[@twlundberg]

Hey Ron, really love the look of this technique. The link for the Firmolux plaster tan shows the color as being the Benjamin Moore color BM1131 or Autumn Leaf. I picked up a paint swatch of that color and it is more of a Dark brown or Burnt Umber. The BM color Desert Tan looks much closer to the color of sample board after your first coat dried. I was going to order direct from Firmolux and was wondering if you happen to remember what the actual color name or color code you used?

[@sshorvat49]

Great!

[@NimrodTargaryen]

Masterful

[@kathleenstovel9756]

Absolutely stunning! Obviously requires some substantial elbow grease..lol. How would I find out about other potential colors...perhaps a saggy green? Thanks for sharing your considerable talents!!

[@RonaldLayman]

But I just moved my studio and we’re about to get situated finally after a couple of weeks I’ll start making more videos and show you how to experiment with color variation

[@kathleenstovel9756]

Make that sagely green..lol

[@justintanner9748]

I’ve been practicing with a course marmorino similar to the Berlina that you use. I’m trying to get no texture but always end up with little pits of texture( tiny holes). What can I do to get a smooth kind of matte finish? Love your videos by the way. Thank you.

[@RonaldLayman]

So after the second coat are you compressing the plaster with light to moderate pressure? If the pitting occurs after compressing and yiu want it smooth, dilute the marmorino into a slurry, brush the slurry on and trowel it to backfill the pits then compress

[@justintanner9748]

I’ll reevaluate what I’m doing on my next board and keep what you said in mind. I’ve just started this venture. I’m sure it has to do with my compressing. I just know if I ever wanted to top the KS with Gressello I’m going to want it smooth. I’ll keep the dilution thing In mind and keep practicing. Thanks for the reply

[@kimdoe4863]

Beautiful! Love your videos and your work so much! Thank you for all you do. By the way, i subscribed numerous months ago and have never received notification of any new videos or the workshops you talk about. Would it be easier to unsubscribe then re-do it?

[@RonaldLayman]

Hi thank you, there’s a little bell located just beside the subscribe button you have to click on the bell and that way you get notifications

[@samgriffin6221]

What do you mean tint with pigment never paint?

[@anthonykurczewski8384]

Pigments are the colorants they add to titanium oxide base paints in Paint Stores. The pigments are straight color. No Mediums added, like paint. Depending on the product, and the base of the paint, as in Benjamin Moore Paints, the codes are base 1,2,3,4, tells you how much 'drier' is in the product to handle lighter or darker tints of color. The higher the number, the more pigment the paint can handle. Otherwise it will stay open virtually forever and never fully dry.

[@guybusby5583]

How can u da a whole wall

[@RonaldLayman]

With practice and experience

[@victorcortez3444]

How would you protect a finish like that?

[@RonaldLayman]

victor cortez wax, lime seal or soap sealer. Videos are on the way about sealers

[@victorcortez3444]

@@RonaldLayman thank you for the quick reply I really enjoy your videos hope to take a course some day

[@yuko_decor]

Hi. I'm from Ukraine. I saw almost all your video. U told about color used with this marmorino. Tell t please. Tnx

[@RonaldLayman]

You Ko follow the link in the description for the color