Apply First Coat (Roll & Trowel)

behind me is really bad one so look at that go over to me and one of the things I need to do is I got to just jam it up in these these edges right here with my roller so I can put it up up in there this roller up having a second person yeah I don't have to keep getting up and down the ladder I'm just gonna ran them roll it and then I'll ran down the trolley just putting just a light pressure on it and this is just goofy putting on a nice you know heavy first coat we're going to get a full coverage on this plaster so you're gonna see a little bit see through this first coat just a little bit the next coat will cover it even more then our final coat will you don't have one percent covers if I want to use this technique and I was by myself I would just take a have a pocket we're just cruising right along here just applying it just a nice thin even coat I just want to have it I don't want to have it you know heavy and then light and kind of random rolling this then eat this out get it just where I want it nice and thin and I'm beginning the random styling process and once again you're get it's okay to have you on your first count your some see-through but just make sure that you travel at all and you don't leave any stifling behind your now traditional Venetian plaster you would just be traveling about I'd be pulling it out of a container just a little bit and adding it to my trowel and then on randomly doing like that traditional Galician posture but I'm trying to get a