Materials:Venetian Recol® Plaster arena and mandarina, Recol® Glaze, mask tape, spatula, trowel, fan paintbrush, template, Recol® Tint, sandpaper number 400, 500, 600 and 1000, Recol® Wax and a recipient for mixture.
Step 1
Verify that the surface is porous and smooth, clean, dry, free of dust, grease, loose particles, paint in bad condition or any other contaminated agent.
Apply two uniform coats of Venetian Recol® Plasterarena to fill the surface and, once the surface has dried, sand between layers with sandpaper number 400.
Step 2
Fix the template on the surface already painted with Venetian Recol® Plaster with the aid of a low contact mask tape.
In other recipient, mix uniformly one part of Venetian Recol® Plaster of another reference (in this case, the reference mandarina was used) or the same reference but modified with Recol® Tint,one part of Recol® Tint and one part of water.
Damp the tip of the paintbrush with the mixture prepared and then shake the paintbrush to eliminate the excess of product, avoiding spots or sagging.
Draw on the template with the paintbrush following the technique of the stencilled.
Apply a thin layer (translucent) of Venetian Recol® Plaster arena (unmodified).
To obtain a gloss surface, sand first with sandpaper number 600 and then rub with sandpaper number 1000.
Step 3
If you want to shine the surface, verify that the edge of the spatula is sharp and does not present imperfections that may scratch the surface. Shine by rubbing strongly the dry surface with the edge of the spatula.
If you want to obtain more sheen, apply with spatula a very thin coat of Recol® Wax, let it to dry and rub the surface again. Recol® Wax intensifies sheen and color, enhancing the hardness, resistance and washability of the surface.
This technique let you to decorate surfaces on figures previously designed, in a homogeneous way.
