Apply Metallic Paint to Decorative Bands

this is got the color Griffin and we'll be doing all these middle squares in this color Griffin right here so I'm using a really soft bristle brush and I'm just gonna hand do each one of these little squares these are gonna be one one color these will be another color and then these are going to be another colors really cool and this could be kind of randomly brushing these strokes on to to give it that metallic look after I start getting it on there just kind of randomly you don't want to do the brushstrokes all in one direction because it won't give you that real metallic a fax you're now I'm working on I got the two colors on my decorative tiles done I've got one the triangles done the squares done now I'm working on these long little tiles decorative tiles here but I'm using I found a brush that's perfect for these little piles this is a stall Meisner brush right here and it's working out really nice to do these tiles this is a really high-end expensive brush from stall Meister and it's very precise than the bristles are cut absolutely perfectly straight so it's making it really easy to do these tiles so I got to my second coat of Venetian plaster on the bottom got a third coat on this I'll probably put another coat on that but well that's all drying I only got the single coat up top don't want any downtime so I'm just working on doing these little tiles here and I'm just using a little tiny artists brush using the griffon to do these little piles so it's just a little tiny brush and I'm just hand doing each one of these the top is all done the top band up there is done looks really amazing probably like maybe three hours into this fireplace now I've already done the gold around the band there I'll do that golden on that fan and then we're doing the other color which matches this color gonna be doing that on those larger tiles right there this is a just a great way to you know you offer your clients a fireplace makeover