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Portola Paints - Roman Clay Application Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Step by step tutorial for applying Portola Paints & Glazes' Roman Clay finish. Similar to a Venetian plaster, achieve a chic plaster/ stone look on your walls.
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Great demonstration !....especially on this flimsy board. This technique is so much easier on a real wall. I'd like to add a bit of advice for DIYers, take a metal file and round off the sharp tips on the spatula corners as it'll make doing this kind of random movement technique a lot easier to accomplish.
These videos are great. As a new homeowner with a million ideas watching these I feel like I could do this or the lime paint.
Being in the trades it's fun watching a master of another.
Love how he says to start in a corner, 1 minute after he’s been applying it and not from a corner.
Can you do a video on how to apply roman clay to rounded/curved edges?
you guys need to come through and answer all these questions. I have all the same ones.
I work in this field I’ll try to answer as many questions as I can!
Hahah I know, no questions answered....where is this company, in the comments. So much potential to grow the customer base
My arms hurt just watching this. This would take f o r e v e r to do this in a house or even an apartment.
This was in the Parade of Homes..abs. stunning.
Would love to see photos!
What is the color of the clay used in this video?
beautiful!
Love this but I imagine it would take me forever to complete one room. Anything similar that can be painted on with roller?
You dont have to do a whole room. For I think it will be too much. Doing one wall would be great too
Thanks for the video- very clear explanation. Based on what you did here, it looks like application time is roughly 20 sf/hr? Would you say that is accurate?
would be nice if there would answer
A plaster Aplicator like my self is roughly 400 sq ft per day first and second coats final coats is less
@@jessicahowitt6016 yeah it looks like they’re not answering any questions…bummer
Jamie and Casey and crew at Portola Paints - No better products or people with whom to create with paint!
Can you apply this directly to already painted walls? My walls have some texture that I dislike. Do I need to sand it all or can it cover it ?
You need to prep your wall, no gloss and prime then apply.
No not recommended cause you will spend more money better prime or cover your walls with topping versus spending much product to fixed your walls
Do you need to prep before applying to avoid cracking? How easy is the plaster to remove from wall?
Make sure you skimcoat your surface to a level 5 finish and seal the drywall compound with a primer. Call Portola to find out what the best primer they recommend. Make sure your walls are perfectly smooth as any imperfection with show through the roman clay.
How many coats would you need for "In the Navy" roman plaster and should the primer be close to the finished color?
Wow never heard of this
I'm building a cargo van toy hauler. can this roman clay be used on an interior of a shower
I was thinking of using this around my fireplace. Is it heat resistant?
I'm wondering the same thing..and if not, would a mantle help buffer the heat so the tv won't get too hot?
I just finished the first coat on my fireplace! I called Portola and spoke with an employee, as long as it is not in the main area of the fire (like inside the space around a wood burning fireplace) it should be fine. I installed a gas fireplace and sheet-rocked around it, and they said it shouldn’t be a problem. Guessing you already moved forward but thought I’d share!
Can you apply this directly to drywall or do you need to prime the drywall first?
Prime it first.
Do you know what kind of primer is needed for the drywall?
What is the color you are applying? Thanks
The color is “Sasha”!! 👌
I had to reach the bottom of the comments section to finally find one he answered…
beautiful
And this stuff just works and looks the same over all my drywall mud.. like on my corners, inside and out?
I tried with piano room and Figueroa colors , never got the effects, rather use Venetian ,
I learned this stuff is way more drippy than it appears in the video. I was losing lots of roman clay dripping off my putty knife as I was applying.
Me too. I’m thinking about applying it with a rag and going over it with the knife. It was very hard to fully cover the wall with even a little texture. This video is a completely smooth surface.
@@Michelle-dg4kd I had minor orange peel texture before but I sanded and then put a primer coat on before applying the Roman clay.
Put less on the trowel or kniife
@@DougMoore-es6zg that doesn't make it less drippy.
@@grocerylist no it just is how you use it. No different than any other product,you need to learn how to use it. Put excess joint compound on your blade ,same results. When doing fine finish some thin that same joint compound,gets “drippy” . You have to put smaller amounts on at a time. It’s you not the product
You were so ahead of your time with your products omg!
Nice
can the clay be used in an environment with extreme temperature changes.
What colour are you using, vert beautiful
Did you start over primer or paint in this video?
You have an interesting squiggle in your blade application.
Can I use the roman clay on wood (ex: coffee table) and canvases as well?
Yes, just make sure you degloss, sand, and prime it with a wood sealing primer.
@@senaej1 awesome thanks for the tip
As long as you Prime before you apply this product...I don't see why not
Could you use this on laminate countertops and then seal it?
Q precio tiene el metro cuadrado o pie..gracias
Can I do this directly over brick
I have orange peel textured drywall. Can I put on a skim coat on and apply over that?
Roman Clay is best applied over smooth surfaces. Any texture such as orange peel or knockdown are going to cause difficulties in application. A little roller nap texture is usually okay. In some cases priming the wall in the same color matched in our acrylic paint can help if there is a little texture. Definitely put on a skim coat prior to applying the Roman Clay.
What color is this that you’re using?
The color is “Sasha”!! 👌
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What is the COLOR please? I'm trying to order THAT color. Thanks
Sasha
@@portolapaints OMG - Thank you!
is this able to be used as a shower wall? so occasional water contact for short periods of time?
No.
Could you do this on a countertop and epoxy over?
I wouldn't recommend doing this however we've had people paint their tile (especially if this is for decoration purposes; ideally not a surface that's high-traffic). So feel free to give this a shot if you'd like however we don't recommend because you might experience issues with adhesion.
Say we have textured walls, what makes it difficult to apply this product? Is it still possible to apply Roman clay on textured walls?
Noo they gotta be smooth
How do I get this color in Pennsylvania? Pls help can I buy it in a local shop ? Something simulate ?
You can order from their website and they ship anywhere in the US I believe
What is the name for the tool used to apply?
Putty knife, can be found at most hardware stores
Do you need a special type of primer?
With our Roman Clay, you can use any All-purpose primer.
You must have wrists of steel!
Seems like a proper Italian plastering (Venetian) trowel would be a lot easier. Just sayin'
That's it? After the second coat there's no need to paint?
That's it! After the second coat you can seal it for protection, or leave it be!
@@portolapaints How Long after the 2nd coat you should seal ... to be on the safe side ..
@@sharabshah7823 It's ready to be sealed as soon as the last coat is dry. Usually around an hour or two after the last coat. You can seal it at any time after, there's no rush.
What is the color you are working with?
The color is “Sasha”!! 👌
I had to reach the bottom of the comments section to finally find one he answered…
Is Roman Clay fine to use in Bathrooms?
Hi there,
Yes Roman Clay is actually the recommended finish to use in bathrooms. It's actually a lot more forgiving in the long run and a lot more easier to touch up.
I recommend sealing the bathroom with our Roman Clay Topcoat. It will add a slight sheen to the finish but it's kind of like an Eggshell level of sheen which ranges between 4-8%.
Feel free to reach back out to us on info@portolapaints.com if there are any other questions or concerns.
Best,
Katrina
Cab this be applied onto sanded plywood?
i’d say if you seal the plywood it shouldn’t be an issue ,
use a good primer and do two coats of that to make sure there are no holidays.
Can you apply this over already painted walls?
You can apply Roman Clay over most matte paint, or any matte primer - primer is usually suggested! The main thing is to have the walls be as smooth as possible :)
Are you in Los Angeles? Can you come do this for my youtube channel? I want to do this for my fireplace column wall:)
If you were in Baltimore I would gladly introduce you to traditional Venetian plaster for such a project 👋
This is great! So you can apply this directly to drywall?
After is prime yes but must be level 5 before applying the product
@@amcustompainting what do you mean by level 5?
Level 5 means absolutely smooth..It's a trade term...It's not 100% necessary..Any GOOD & SKILLED drywall finisher can do a level 3 and it'll be fine..
Is this soapstone?
The color is “Sasha”!! 👌
I had to reach the bottom of the comments section to finally find one he answered…
Can this product be applied over plywood? As in a custom range hood??
You should give them a call. They're great and answered all my questions. I'm applying this to my range hood as well but it's finished off with sheetrock.
Did either of you ever use this over a range hood? Would love to see pictures!! We are considering doing the same but can see examples anywhere.
*can’t
applying with a 6" knife on a chalk board size piece doesn't give you the gist of it when you're doing walls and ceilings; quick process? are you kidding? my client wants all their walls and ceilings done with this clay finish
Hello, I'm looking for a master of this trade for a future project in the Orange County area (Southern California). If you can please message me, thank you!
Hi Vamosis! Shoot us an email, I have some painters I can recommend. info@portolapaints.com
Looks like a knock off of Venetian plaster
Does the surface has to be completely flat? Or can you apply over the orange peel texture many SoCal homes have? Or will the clay fill the texture to create the flat, Venetian plaster, look? I saw the comments regarding matte priming the surface but more worried about applying over a textured wall.
It has to be flat, there is more info on the website I believe and I also got instructions in my order that specified those requirements. Good luck!
Youd have to do a level 3 skim coat, sand it and youll have an easy break on applying it
I called portola to ask and they said to get a primer tinted to match my paint and that would disguise the bumps. Worked for mine. :)
Is this a green shade?