Faux painting techniques for walls, faux marble
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Faux marble painting techniques for walls, faux marble using acrylic glaze perfect for columns, countertops and walls.
materials and tools
glaze
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black pigment to tint glaze
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veining brush
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badger brush
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purdy peacock nylon bristle brush
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water based satin varnish
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Love it, Men incorporate a beer in everything they do. Pale Ale. Great way to teach also. Good commentary mentoring to learn from. Love the knowledge on the various businesses.
You're a master. Thanks for the lessons.
Thank you for the detailed instruction!
awesome video!
Thank you
That is so perfect….
FINALLY SOMEONE THAT EXPLAINS IN SIMPLE TWRMS. THANK YOU SO MUCH...AWESOME LOOKING!!
Thanks for the tips and the video. Years of experience in just 26 minutes and that is how much time you have saved me and multiply that by 2856 times, that is a lot of time you gave us. Thank you
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING...COUNTSRTOPS HERE I COME!!!! THANKS
it is great to find you and your videos. thank you so much. what awesome explanations! exciting!!
I liked that one you ended up erasing. It looked so real
If you were doing a marble floor would you do it in square sections to imitate large tiles or would you do the entire floor as one piece? Thanks in advance
As a decorator, on the floor I’d totally do that. I’ve seen it done and it looks brilliant. Look into the epoxy solution too.
Ron, Thank you so so much for doing this video. The most simple and clear explanation which has been an amazing help. As a novice could I ask a question, can this same technique be used on a stretched canvas? Kind Regards Rahul.
Hey Ron - I know this is super old so hope u still see the comments…Wondering ur thoughts on MM vs Proceed or Golden glaze medium and if u have a preference?
I don’t use either anymore
@@RonaldLayman is there something else u find has a better open time?
Would the sample techique and applications work the same on plaster of paris columns?
Hi Ron, I'm painting my work counter as faux Carrara, what size area is the best to work on at any one time?
I'll be painting (2) 17 foot tall columns for a client. Did you figure out what size area is best at 1 time?
I really enjoy how the the veins seem to be inside the marble. I didn't know you could use beer as a medium! Haha! You said at the need of the video that this was going to be a background, Would you happen to give a idea of what you have in mind for the finished product?
Is there a video for doing this on a larger scale? Would you recommend doing the full process section by section as it needs to be worked on while wet?
Beautiful work with marble and wood. Years ago I met a man who said old time craftsmen use to use feathers to create a marble look too. did you ever hear that? Ed
That’s still common practice, in fact college P and D course by city and guilds use pheasant feathers I’m sure.
Can this be done on a veneer table top (yes: from IKEA 😀)? I'm longing to change my dining room...
K.M.J. Coutinho yes, I’d would prime using a high adhesion primer like “BIN” two coats then sand lightly and then follow the steps in the video followed by 2-3 coats of water based polyurethane
What is meant by pigments as opposed to paint?
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Thanks very much! I appreciate you. Great videos.
I can.t find anything that explains how to fake marble on a gypsum surface. Do you know any technique? Basically someone asked me to imitate marble on a gypsum (actually CaSO4 • ½ H2O) collumn. Is it possible to apply colors on such a surface without them be absorbed and result a total mess?
Gabriela Iancu just prime then base coat and do the marble technique.for walls you will want to make it in tiles or squares to fit the the area. This technique is fine but there are many more techniques based on the marble you are trying to imitate.
You need another beer 🍺..
Didn’t know there was a faux school in Maryland
And the brush you mentioned was it made by Handover UK?
+robert selsor yes, a.s. Handover