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Walls seem to glow. Embedded color adds
dimension to the plaster walls. Color is paint colorant mixed into the finish plaster. Colorant is from a Sherwin-Williams paint store, giving a large and precise color pallette to our work. For a slide show for more |
Mynor trowels on finish coat on this bathroom.
We used a mixture of Keene's cement, lime and fine sand for
the color finish. The result is a finish that is
extremely hard, scratch and chip resistant, and even scrubbable. |
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Burnishing on kitchen ceiling has a cool wrinkle-like effect.
Mottling
and burnishing are contolled by the individual plasterer. Picassa slide show..
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A view of the mottled colors in the purple master bedroom.
Each wall
is completely unique. This is what the faux people try to copy. Faux
means
"fake" in French. You can't fool me. I can spot the real deal a mile
away. Picassa slide show.. |
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Bottom floor is pebble dash
stucco. See how we did it.. |
Drip edge is my design.You may have seen it before. Water is
deflected
away from house and foundation. See how we did it.. |
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Mynor dashes on the pebble mix. |
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First floor on these houses is
pebble-dash stucco. Pebble
dash is always
an attention-getter. See how we did it.. |
Basement level had fake concrete bricks that were easily
stuccoed over.
Color on the basement level is white portland cement and white sand.
Note
my decorative band/drip-edge at the bottom of the pebble dash. See how we did it.. |
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A close up view of the pebble dash finish. If you have visited my site before we have done several new houses in old neighborhoods with pebble-dash stucco.
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Inside of this attractive porch addition is stuccoed. Finish is REAL Portland cement and REAL sand. Color is # 34, "San Simeon" from La Habra stucco. |