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If you accidentally scratch or nick the surface, patch it immediately with a thin layer of Venetian Plaster, let dry and burnish again. You may also use super-fine steel wool (#0000) to polish the finish.
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www.homedecorexchange.com/PaintWallTechniques/VenetianP...
www.homedecorexchange.com/PaintWallTechniques/VenetianPlaster.pdf
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Other projects can be burnished. This gives the final wall a unique appearance that is very durable in places other than bathrooms or kitchens. To burnish the venetian plaster you will let the second coat dry for 24 hours and then, using a 400 or 600 grit sandpaper rub the wall in a circular motion.
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hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Venetian-plaster
hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Venetian-plaster
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Art and design education and resource site. Step by step art technique and decorative art tutorials. ... Venetian Plaster Kits ... 1. Apply Base Coat; 2. Apply 1st layer ; Stucco Veneziano; 3. Apply 2nd layer Stucco Veneziano; 4. Burnish to a high polish - optional; 5. optional - Apply wax...
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www.artsparx.com/pec_venetianplaster.asp
www.artsparx.com/pec_venetianplaster.asp
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Feb 22, 2009 ... VENETIAN PLASTER BURNISHING. This video shows a couple of ways to burnish or (shine) Behr Venetian Plaster. It is a venetian plaster video ...
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUA5Yr0VAcQ
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http://www.dec-arts.com The final step of burnishing venetian plaster with the steel blade.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=149AJz7l4SU
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Venetian plaster originated in ancient Rome and has been used throughout the centuries. Just within the last few years I have incorporated it into my portfolio of faux finishes. Having been in this business ... As soon as you have lightly sanded your final coat, you will need to use your trowel to burnish the wall.
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interiordecorating.suite101.com/article.cfm/venetian_pl...
interiordecorating.suite101.com/article.cfm/venetian_plaster
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A popular finish (which actually has been around for hundreds of years) is "waxed plaster walls". I know that many people have been using the fancy furniture waxes such as Briwax, Black Bison, Kiwi and others because they are quality waxes and are easier to apply/burnish than the cheaper floor paste waxes.
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www.dundean.com/Tips/wax.html
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One can take any inexpensive flat paint or patching material that has a large chalk content (calcium carbonate), apply it to a flat surface, let it dry and burnish it with a cotton cloth to a shiny surface. ... What people are now calling a natural plaster is actually a misnomer, as they are not purely natural;
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www.dundean.com/tips-natural-versus-synthetic-venetian-...
www.dundean.com/tips-natural-versus-synthetic-venetian-plaster.shtml
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Venetian Plaster as seen on Trading Spaces ... If you decide to use a topcoat, however, be sure to choose a product that is specifically recommended for the brand of plaster that you used. Also be sure to use it as directed on the label. Some manufacturers suggest that you burnish before applying their topcoat,
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butcherwax.home.comcast.net/Venetian_Plaster.htm
butcherwax.home.comcast.net/Venetian_Plaster.htm
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