Metallic bronze plaster

Ron demonstrates how to create a client and class favorite, a textured metallic bronze plaster using products from the paint store

Apply the pale gold metallic paint using a low nap (1/2 inch) 2 coats may be neeeed.

Using a soft clean rag apply the cranberry gel in various areas to aout 60% of the surface and let dry
Using a new rag apply the bronze gel to the open areas, ifthe colors overlap its okay, but try not to overlap to much, finish and let dry.

Using a clean rag apply the brigt gold metallic gel over the other two colors, finish and let dry.

Using anylon paint brush, apply the blacened bronze glaze to the surfce and then using a rag, remove excess glaze to highlight the texture, making sure you leave the glaze in the low areas.



Tools:
Joint compound (drywall mud)
11/2 nap roller cover
rags
nylon bristle brushes

Materials:
Pale gold metallic paint
Cranberry, bronze & Metallic gold metallic gel
Blackend bronze glaze


Roll the joint compound onto the surface using the 11/2 inch nap roller, roll on thick and in various directions, when finished allow to dry.

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[Janiyaaa1]

can u teach me painting plz,,,,,,,,,,,, frm where can i learn painting i lov doing painting bt there is no any school 4 learning painting where i stay ................gud job and thanxx

[Dexa3825]

Hello i went to your website but cannot fine any dvd in any place in your website.

[TheMediaMart]

Hey Ron -- you did change clothes for days :)

Very cool. I may try your method on my bathroom. I was looking for a way to cover the uneven old plaster. Thanks! Tony

[50rory]

Very good instruction. And talk about a relaxed atmosphere to learn. Your website is done very well also. Thank you!

[vijubc]

Fantastic eye opener to use of color!!! I am doing Buddha Face Plaque, quite big with POP but am still not happy with the turn out of the lips. Lips look very thin and pouting. Any suggestions? I started with a flat tile and built up a texture little by little on it. Next step will b to paint.

[jfberny1]

Like the technique just hard to find cranberry and black glaze would be cool if it had a link to where to get the stuff.

[tictac102102]

Cant's wait to try this in my gameroom, thanks