How to Apply Authentic Venetian Plaster | Marmorino Berlina (Smooth)

This video will teach you two basic applications using the same smooth Venetian Plaster. Venetian Plaster has almost endless possibilities which are limited only by the imagination of its applicator.
Marmorino Berlina is a smooth Venetian Plaster that can either be burnished to create a sheen or lightly compressed to create a smooth finish that absorbs light. This versatile product is applied in a 2 coat process built on top of a base coat of Microprimer to create proper adhesion. By following the steps in this video, and practicing on small sample boards, you will be well on your way to becoming a Venetian Plaster artist.
0:00 Intro
2:19 1st Coat
5:18 Variations in Color
5:58 Planning Your 2nd Coat
6:47 2nd Coat
8:00 Burnishing Coat
11:06 Finished Result
Firmolux.com is proud to offer authentic Venetian Plaster sourced in the Italian countryside and available for delivery from our warehouse in the USA. Follow the links and start experimenting with as little as 1kg of this beautiful product.
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Microprimer
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Waxes/Sealers
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Tools
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Don't forget to check out @Ronald Layman to see more useful Venetian Plaster tutorials!
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[@NevilleHayfield]

Hey Ron. Good to see your still doing your thing. I didn't even know you had started another Channel. Anyway. Good stuff. Please do some Grassello. High gloss with+ without veins 🙏🙏🙏🙏.
I have trouble with burnishing timing. And what's the best way to do veins.
🖐️ From the UK 👊👊👊💪👏🔥🔥🔥🙏

[@christopheralejandro3286]

Awesome work!

[@letsteachenglish4661]

Sorry if I missed it but how long after applying the first layer should you apply the second layer? How do we know when the layers are “in love”? 😍

[@RoyBrown777]

Very confusing to me at the end, which one is rougher and which one is smoother?

[@snakes111b]

great look so you burn 2 hand when its still wet