How to apply ArcusStone, not the original limestone look

How to apply ArcusStone, not the original limestone look. Click below to see the real look
youtu.be/rM701wtaRGU/.

This crash course is another way to apply ArcusStone.

Howdy, guys and DIY gals; in this video, my lady friend and I explain how to apply ArcusStone.
FYI, the proper way looks much better, in my opinion, but I did what I was told.

There are many, many different colors, patterns, and designs.
It’s limited to one’s imagination.
Archstone is made with crushed limestone.

Archstone is a patented limestone coating developed in Europe in the 1960′s primarily for restoring historic stone structures.
The stone is typically applied as a 3/8″ coating over a stable substrate. But it can be used on chimneys, countertops, floors, exterior door surround, or anything you would like to give a stone look. Reminds me of Travertine or Italian tile.

There is no limit to the procedure (pattern, color design) of what one experienced or even novice plasterer can achieve with this material.

StuccoPlastering.com/ Kirk’s website and contact information
GiordanoPlastering.com/ Jason’s Website

Thank you all for watching, and wishing all a great day!