Bernini, Marmorino, classic style, how to technique for walls

[@i_decreefinefinishes]

Very Nice!!

[@Ross-y8c]

I don’t know what’s more silky, the trowel technique or your hair!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Beautiful work as always Ron.

[@EL_JIMMY.]

Amazing video thanks

[@fabricedemonaco6886]

Merci ! Ps : le stucco est "amoureux" In english : in "love" It's time!

[@georgene933]

Love all your videos! You sure taught me alot. Im doing my bathroom with both maramaino and grasello. For some reason grassello I find it goes on more easy. I think I may having bragging right after I finish, its coming out pretty! Thanks to you. 😊

[@RonaldLayman]

Thank you for the kind words, please share photos of your finished work, I’d love to see it

[@HUSARZ-fj8yy]

Hi Ronald, I just started doing Venerian Plaster and when I burnish it it peels off. Could you make a video how to compress and burnish plaster so that there is no peeling? That would be great!

[@mercedesqueen2119]

Ron, Could you please tell me which kind venetian plaster I need use for soft and smooth finish. Thank you!

[@stuartiles159]

Another quality video fella, keep up the great work 👍🏻

[@RonaldLayman]

Thank you

[@Justthemow]

So when you are burnishing this is it sorta the same as polishing concrete as the cream rises

[@RonaldLayman]

More like the hard troweling phase

[@fairamir1]

So this is basically just a type of Venitian Plaster.

[@RonaldLayman]

Venetian plaster, is a technique developed in Venice, in the 5th century. marmorino plaster dates back to the 1st century. So when you say venetian plaster that’s a specific technique (from Venice 5th country) when you filter out or don’t add the aggregates sand, ,walnut shells, sea shells with a marmorino (filtered very fine that becomes grasello)grasello or fine marmorino is what the venetian’s used to make surfaces look and feel like marble but without the weight. I hope this helps, thanks for watching a stay tuned

[@fairamir1]

@@RonaldLayman But they are very close cousins right? isn't Venetian Plaster made from marble dust ?

[@RonaldLayman]

Follow this link and this should explain a lot, in short, the materials are the same “venetian plaster “ is a style or technique ronaldlaymanstore.com/pages/the-essence-of-craftsmanship-unveiling-the-timeless-materials

[@RonaldLayman]

P0