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😬this pains me to watch. Your mix was too thick. It shouldn’t be pancake consistency

What finish did you use on the acrylic latex paint (colors). Great video thank you.

please correct your electric switch board, angel is really misaligned

Girl, you just saved my summer thank you!

Nice! What color paints are these (name and number, pls) and what finish? Satin, matte?

What colors did you use?

I live in Pakistan and thyere is no lime wash paint available , glad i came to ur video , can u plz tell me the locacl hardware store paint u bought is enamle , distampre or emulsion ? and is it water based , also did u mix the paint with water too ?

That intro twirl....it's everything. LOL

There are sealers made specifically for lime wash paint. Also a densifier adds durability. Lime paint, like Bauwerk, can be used in bathrooms, but not in the shower or directly behind the sink. Not because it wipes off like you showed, but because it can stain.

What kind of primer do you use for the faux lime wash?

I love this! I wanted to limewash my studio but can't get limewash paint where I live (it's $130 for 1 litre shipped!). So happy I came across your tutorial, definitely going this route!

Nice video but you kind of made a short story really long...

I've used lime paint quite a bit but not lime wash. The brand of lime paint I used also had a line of true chalk paint (not 'chalk type' paint). The chalk paint was the paint you primed the surface with prior to using the lime paint. The results were amazing and completely water resistant. I even painted a bathroom vanity with it and it turned out fabulous. The vanity I painted still looks like it did the day I painted it over 10 years ago. I've said all this to ask if a true chalk paint could be used as the primer? I think it would work better since it's 'binding' agent is also lime. Lime paint adheres to it beautifully and true chalk paint adheres to any surface. BTW: Limewash (and lime paint) can be easily sealed with wax. Just use any wax for chalk paint; apply it and wipe off. After 30 days, you can wipe it clean with water. It'll be rock hard. When Lime paint (not lime 'wash') sits over time ti returns to stone and actually 'breathes' and has natural anti-microbial properties which resists mold and mildew making it good for bathrooms and bedrooms. I would use the 'lime wash' you have in the bucket in its thicker form and not add water then seal it with wax. In the video it looks very similar to the lime paint I've used, though I've never used the brand you're using.

hi! might i ask how big was your brush???

Can you use this technique with satin or semigloss? Or does it need to be matte finish?

What are the names of the paint colors you used for the second paint technique? I'd love to know how different your colors are. I have my tan chosen but it's the lightest one on the paint chip and I need a lighter shade that is different enough to show the technique without blending too much and disappearing.

I'm so incredibly happy I found this video.... I went from Venetian plaster to limewash to .... maybe do something like this lol

excellent technique! way to be creative and having the artistic courage to go through with this! I love the way it turned out. I'm gonna try some on a large canvas for an art project. and see how to turns out. I'll let you know!

Go for or three to five coays then Wax an buff.

Wow, it’s been quite a while since my favorite RUclipsr has posted. Shooting my shot that she will see this and think about posting again!!!!🤞🏼

What did you prime the walls with with the faux lime wash?

What colour RAL is the paint you used ?

I NEEDED this video!! Thank you

Yoo this is amazing, I was looking for line wash but this is exactly the effect I was looking for

Totally love it. Good job

Amazing Video

I like your paint colors, do you mind sharing the color name/number and brand.

How is it "faux" limewash, when you're using limewash? Just curious.

Really glad that I found this video. Which brush did you use for the faux limewash look?

Bueno para proteger un lavado de cal puedes usar cera así no se saldrá la cal y no se manchara

If you take two loufas and patch them around each other, you can get the same kinda look with a rougher texture and even more dimension if that's what you are looking for.

There’s a lot to say here but I’ll keep simple. Limewash is very durable and long lasting but it has to be done over a porous surface that it can bond to mechanically. I’m sure the limewash you used recommended the primer but that’s because they want to sell it. Lime has to bind to work properly just like lime plaster does. Also no criticism of your preferred technique but it also has all the drawbacks of any other modern paint which is it’s basically a coat of plastic on your wall. Also limewash should probably have at least 3 coats and should be applied heavier than you were doing and it can go a lot faster once you are more confident and comfortable. It’s beautiful, very long lasting and much healthier but it also take more time and more knowledge to do it properly. I limewash or plaster vs modern paint is kind of apples and oranges and granted it’s not for everyone or every situation. Especially when your walls are previously painted and you don’t want to take the extra time to have a properly prepared surface. I’m not criticizing anything here just explaining that there’s nothing wrong with lime wash paint if you fully understand the requirements.

Great work

Good idea

Can we go out? Like on a date?

I'm so glad you mentioned the durability of lime wash. Definitely, I will follow your faux technique instead, thanks a lot!

Use glaze additives too. For faux look. They work great

Sweetie u used masonry limewash. Thats why u had so much trouble. But u r right. The faux is easier and cheaper. Lots of tutorials on that subject here

You should paint your mixer. It looks really cool. Flowers or simethingvu like. Look online at them. Really cool

Looks beautiful! Great job! 🤗

I bought some clear glaze can I add to the one or both colors

Nice job on the wall paint! I appreciate the information about the limewash washing right off too! Seriously made me rethink putting Limewash on any of my walls. Also, you mentioned doing a positive review of the blue peel-and-stick wall tiles shown in this video at 7:25, but I had no luck finding a video in your video list. I may have missed it. Can you tell me the name of those peel and stick tiles and/or where you bought them please? They look beautiful in the small glimpse shown in this video!

Looks great!! Im doing this to my new room uostairs. What finish did you use, eggshell??

So velvety looking! Visually sumptuous color. I have "difficult lighting" so pale celadon is recommended; which is what's actually there. It's been washed but not thoroughly, so it's streaked in clouds as if aged. Once we fix up the electrical and repair water damage, we'll use a white primer, aqua paint in two shades one greener and one bluer, and a pint each of yellow, dark sea green and purple. I can barely wait!

lol, I loved the intro!

I wanted to do lime wash on my walls and when I saw the prices- huge- I was so disappointed. Thankfully youtube showed your video and wowww I'm so happy that there's an affordable way to get the same effect with so much less!!! The trick with the two colors and the brush is genius!!! thank you so much!! thanks to you I can have the walls that I want!!!

The real value of limewash isn't interior paint. It is florescent in a very specific way that allows it to shed heat into the atmosphere in the middle of the day, resulting in a surface that can be up to ten degrees cooler than the ambient temperature in the sun. It's also gas penetrable which means it will let your wood shed moisture but it won't allow water droplet through, so the wood doesn't become moisturized by dew. It also draws CO2 out of the atmosphere as it converts from calcium hydroxide to calcium carbonate. But you do you. You have a nice aesthetic.

Did you have to prime the walls before applying the faux lime wash?

Thank you!!!! 🎉