Faux Finishing - stone faux painting
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Diana Moore
01-10-09, 07:40 PM
Has anybody used the auquastone, and where can it be purchased?
kandinew
01-15-09, 03:59 PM
Diana, I haven't used this product yet but I think you can get it online from the --------com
Laurie
01-20-09, 05:06 PM
Aquastone is an awesome product but there are many more out there as well. Check out NoAds.com and see the different types of plaster products available.
I have used Versiplast in the past with much success in my hallway. I tinted the plaster and troweled on.
Then used a lighter plaster by Proceed called Rough Regular on my bathrooms wall. I put it on lightly just to get a little movement. Then I applied by sponge rolling Proceed's Metallic Texture, tinted to a warm beige. After that dried I troweled two coats of the same lightly. Looks really good! If I could attach a picture I would......
I have used Versiplast in the past with much success in my hallway. I tinted the plaster and troweled on.
Then used a lighter plaster by Proceed called Rough Regular on my bathrooms wall. I put it on lightly just to get a little movement. Then I applied by sponge rolling Proceed's Metallic Texture, tinted to a warm beige. After that dried I troweled two coats of the same lightly. Looks really good! If I could attach a picture I would......