An Easier Way to Plaster: Plaster Your Walls with American Clay Finishes
By Lee Wallender, About.com Guide
Plaster in Dry Form - Water to be Added
American Clay Plaster comes in dry, powdery form.
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The plaster comes in dry, powdery form--as fine as ash. Be careful when sneezing! But you'll see the pigment already. Don't be worried that the pigment doesn't look very rich. The color will start to come out when you add water.
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- How to Achieve a Plastered Look for Your Walls - with Real Plaster
- Plaster in Dry Form - Water to be Added
- Add Water to Make the Plaster
- Spread with Plaster with a Trowel
- Lay Down a Smooth Plaster Wall? Easy Enough.
- Or, Get a Rougher Plaster Texture
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