We have a pattern in our plastered walls. Where do we find out how to replicate the pattern for patch work?

Question

We need to know the materials to use and how to use them. Is there such a thing as a burlap bag used in plastering walls?

Answer 1

Is it a spanish style texture, skip trowel, orange peel, etc.. If you can, take a picture of it and email it to me please. [e-mail] Is it inside or outside? If outside walls then use stucco patch or portland cement and sand mix(7to1). The same applies on the inside walls for the cement and sand mixture. Depending on the texture Use a fine grit sand 60 and higher grit on the inside or they also sell the patching plaster by itself.Clean out the area to be patched,Take your trowel and lightly scrape the area, blow out the dust.Before you apply the plaster or cement add a little bit of lime in your mix. Be careful not to inhale the dust from the lime. Dampen the effective area to be patched and then add a little concrete glue to it. t Then trowel your mud (plaster) in, leaving it recessed in a little bit. Figure out your texture stlyle or email me a picture firstThanks.

Answer 2

Take pictures of it to take to the paint departments to determine what you need.

There is rag rolling. You roll a twisted rag up the wall for a design in the paint.