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It depends both on the substrate and the type of Microcement you are using. If the substrate is porous, like a concrete floor or a self levelling compound , it should be no need to use a primer. A good Microcement will stick better directly on them without it. Applying microcement on a primer...

Yes, nice pictures on your FB page. Good to see that you carried on many different jobs, in many different styles. Good to see that Venetian PP is taking off well in the Uk koubidesign.com

Good job robjack

There is many ways to mix your own venetian polished plasters, as there is many different types of Venetian marble plaster. Also, there is many other types of polished plaster which can be done, depending the background , the aimed effect and if it is for indoor or outdoor. The quality of the...

Hi, Tadelakt would be the best answer but it is far too complicated to use without years of practice. And the only (and only one) to be used is the tadelakt made from the lime of Marrakech, for it's uniques properties. Also it take a lot of time to cure and harden depending of it's thickness...

OK for pictures. Not sure they will expand. a work I did a long time ago, but which represent the different finishes: Murals, faux finishes like the Bronze mouldings and the different marble bellow , a distressed plaster wall ( not meant to be glossy to look old )

Lol well.. fortunately, July have been as sunny here as in France ! Thanx for all your welcome messages and yes will upload a few pictures of past works. Nice to share

Hello ! I discovered the forum, which is very helpful and informative. Nice to share tips and past experiences. I have moved to Bristol from France, quite recently, where I have worked as a decorative artist and venetian plasterer since 20 years now. Cheers