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Apply First Coat of Venetian Plaster

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What happens here

The presenter begins applying the first layer of Venetian plaster, specifically in the color Gauntlet Gray, to the large main tiles of the fireplace. He uses a flex trowel for this application, spreading the plaster across the tile surface. A key instruction emphasized is to *not* push the plaster deeply into the existing grout lines. The goal is to cover the tiles while preserving the integrity and definition of the grout lines, which will be subtly colored later.

Goal: The presenter applies the first coat of Gauntlet Gray Venetian plaster to the large fireplace tiles using a trowel, taking care not to fill the existing grout lines.

Tools and materials

  • Flex trowel
  • Putty knife

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all the large stone right now the color is gonna be gauntlet gray so I chose to call the gray because I wanted something dark to go with it's a black fireplaces they didn't want the black this square right here to stand out really bad and then the metallic coatings are gonna go really well with the the brushed nickel or the brush polished or brushed nickel accents on the fireplace right here so gauntlet gray Venetian plaster it's a water-based Venetian plaster it's not a lime based product it's a water-based acrylic product so here we go let's get

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