Apply Second Plaster Coat and Light Burnish

Galician posture but I'm trying to get a little bit heavier bill to get a kind of a concrete look on it eventually when it's all three coats are on there I'm gonna sand it and then I'm going to compress and burnish it to bring out some highlights in color so one of the things you doing this when you're going it definitely want to make sure your don't want this to dry your edges to dry with many types of stippling on it so it's kind of important so you don't want to work in two waters of areas you want to just a short section like this work that out before it dries so and that's all going to be determined by room temperature or humidity there's a lot of factors that go into that but it so I'm feathering it all in two and the middle I get too heavy over here I can pull some hop and work it over on the outside on the outside edges got my trowel you know it really low angle with Travis kind of a really low and go not a high angle because that want to scrape I'm kind of just running that sprout along the face of it you can feel it's like just really smooth if you've got a first coat done so we're gonna let that dry and paint my trials off you've got some brush baggies and just gonna stick these things and