Finishing Lime Plaster in Italy June 2013
This June I returned to the Italian countryside to finish the lime top coats.It seems like a great thing to do but I spent most of the time inside trowling up plaster.I got the lime putty locally the most difficult thing was to get a suitable sand for the finish coat.The background had hardened sufficiently for me to get a really good finish smooth but not flat.leaving the walls not straightened was a good idea since it left some great shapes.I left out some stones either because they were sticking out too far or because they looked great or they were so smooth the plaster would not stick well. Once the plaster dries it will be painted with a breathable paint or a limewash. otherwise it will be a bit of a waste of time lime plastering it
Doorway plastered floor to ceiling |
Oak shelves plastered in |
Open doorway |
Stone left exposed you got to do something for stone masons |
lovely shapes dont know how they will fix skirting |
barreled ceiling |
New window made by me so dont look too close |
Finished barreled ceiling |
late night working |
some compensation |
sunset over the mountains back to the grindPhil Bailey londonheritageplastering.weebly.com 07787157865 |
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