Step by Step Techniques
Here's a great place to start practicing your faux finishing technique. This is a great opportunity to practice before attending one of our professional workshops. Or, you can just master the finish and apply it as you see fit. If you need tools or paint products, you can find them at our online store.

Quarry Stone The newest “green” product will amaze you with its easy application and attractive finishing. For natural stone effects identical to the real thing, try Quarry Stone. It can be applied for both interior and exterior projects.

Old World Jewelstone Give an old tried and true technique a new lift with a little help from JewelStone! With basic troweling and staining techniques you can master this high-end finish for your most demanding clients.

Autumn Leaves Autumn leaves says it all. This intriguing textural finish reminds one of a beautiful Ohio day in late October. It utilizes several products, tools and techniques used in creating other textures.

Sorrento Lush green cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean inspired this atmospheric finish. Raised patterns on a smooth, Pro-Venetian base are the signature marks of this wonderful, broken color effect.

Acquerello (Colorwash) Acquerello (ah-queer-rell-o), is Italian for watercolor. With the texture of sandstone and the rich glow of the rising sun, you're sure to find the perfect wall for this glorious finish.

Finitura Scopata (Swept Finish) Finitura Scopata (fin-eh-tour-ah sko-pa-tah), Italian for swept finish. Generations of masons and plasterers indeed sparked creativity in otherwise laborious trades.

Venetiano - (Venetian Plaster) Pro Faux shows, step by step, how to create the most popular finish today - Venetian Plaster. Check it out! It is easier than you think with Pro Faux products and tools!

Spaccature (Plaster Crackle) This high-end designer finish is ideal for flat walls and suitable for furniture and wide moldings. Create numerous color combinations including metallic grounds with tinted spatula coats.

 

Finitura Liscia Italian for "smooth finish". Elegant simplicity is the best description for this timeless wall and furniture finish. Create an array of pastel hues by experimenting with color combinations.