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Earthaus Tadelakt Finish: Shower Finish Coat Application
Learn how to mix and apply Earthaus Tadelakt for shower walls.
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Earthaus Tadelakt Finish can transform a space with its luxurious silky feel. Hand-burnished for an eye-catching seamless and smooth finish, Tadelakt Finish is a specialized technique requiring unique knowledge and skill to guarantee a water-repellant surface. Visual movement and mottling are dependent on artisan skill and technique.
0:00 Introduction
0:09 Attention!
0:30 Tadelakt Description
0:42 Mixing Tools and Materials
1:00 Mixing Tadelakt
1:11 Adding Pigment
3:41 Application Tools
4:00 Masking
4:39 Tadelakt First Coat
5:28 Tadelakt Second Coat
6:05 Tadelakt Third Coat
6:59 Tadelakt Fourth Coat
7:04 Working with the Cream
7:46 First Smoothing
8:15 Second Smoothing
8:41 Outside Corner Trick
9:09 Soap Sealer
9:43 Mixing soap
9:50 Soap Precaution
10:18 Soap Application First Coat
11:25 Soap Application Second Coat
12:01 Wax finish Application
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Відео

Earthaus Tadelakt Finish: Shower & Non Shower Base Plaster Application
Переглядів 17 тис.3 роки тому
Learn how to mix and apply Base Plaster as the foundation for Earthaus shower & non-shower Tadelakt Finish. Base Plaster is applied over a waterproof membrane and a thin-set key coat for shower applications and over level-4 finished drywall primed with Earthaus Primer Grit for non-shower applications. earthausplaster.com/pages/tadelakt Earthaus Tadelakt Finish can transform a space with its lux...
Earthaus Tadelakt Finish: Shower Substrate Preparation
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Learn all of the steps to prepare a framed wall for Earthaus Tadelakt Finish shower walls. earthausplaster.com/pages/tadelakt Tadelakt can transform a space with its luxurious silky feel. Hand-burnished for an eye-catching seamless and smooth finish, Tadelakt is a specialized technique requiring unique knowledge and skill to guarantee a water-repellant surface. Visual movement and mottling are ...
Earthaus Sand Finish Application
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Learn how to mix and apply Earthaus Sand Finish, a high-relief and low-visual textured plaster earthausplaster.com/pages/sand-interior-finish Earthaus Sand Finish has an organic lived-in feel and creates rooms that seem like they've been that way forever. Richly textured, Sand Finish will have a granular matte finish resembling sandstone or concrete. Sand Finish has minimal movement and mottlin...
Earthaus Primer Grit Application
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Learn how to add Earthaus Primer Grit to any standard drywall primer and create the perfect surface to apply lime plaster.
Earthaus Stone Finish Application
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Learn how to mix and apply our beautiful Earthaus Stone Finish. earthausplaster.com/pages/stone-interior-finish Earthaus Stone Finish has a calm contemporary feel that makes it suited for any space. Semi-smooth and with minimal texture, Stone Finish can either be hand-troweled for a polished or matte finish. Movement and mottling are pronounced with increased burnishing and darker colors 0:00 I...
Behind the scenes.
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A quick time lapse of our latest video shoot.
Earthaus Marble Finish Application
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Learn how to mix and apply our beautiful Earthaus Marble Finish plaster. earthausplaster.com/pages/marble-interior-finish Earthaus Marble Finish has a luminous feel whose quality brings an organic elegance to any space. Very smooth and with no texture, Marble can either be hand-troweled for a polished reflective or matte finish. Movement and mottling are pronounced with increased burnishing and...

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @ciprians.3020
    @ciprians.3020 Місяць тому

    Does it work on osb or wood-cement boards?

  • @mambi74
    @mambi74 2 місяці тому

    OK, so tiles it is.

  • @AmirSaleemShah
    @AmirSaleemShah 4 місяці тому

    Can we use any soap ?

  • @carlost9454
    @carlost9454 7 місяців тому

    This is not the real tagelakt technique. Watch Tadelakt: A how to. By Nito project.

  • @designedbysg
    @designedbysg 8 місяців тому

    Can this base layer be applied over a brown coat in the shower?

  • @NotMe-et9bx
    @NotMe-et9bx 11 місяців тому

    Applying a waterproof membrane as a base coat of a waterproof substance that is usually chose explicitly because it is permanently waterproof (and beautiful)... that seems redundant, doesn't it?

  • @versus023
    @versus023 Рік тому

    How often do you need to apply the wax ? Is this application suitable for bathroom / shower ?

  • @alwayslearning7672
    @alwayslearning7672 Рік тому

    How come no stone was used?

  • @YouCanDIYHome
    @YouCanDIYHome Рік тому

    When you install cement board above a tub and there is that little gap for the tub lip, about 1 inch-normally when I tile, I back fill and tile over this. I would like to try tadelakt but am not sure what to do with this area. What would be the best way to backfill/prep this strip to prep for a tadelakt finish?

  • @readoryx373
    @readoryx373 Рік тому

    First step always lasts a week... Getting a base surface prior to the lime plaster. Do we perhaps apply a plaster bonding primer to a concrete board? Or lime plaster and lathe below?

  • @ranadharma2008
    @ranadharma2008 Рік тому

    Nice to see. Can you tell me how much time to keep distance between second or third cote

  • @VainMuze
    @VainMuze Рік тому

    Tadelakt is complex. The substrate and base surface is critical to its success. Originally from Marrakech, Morocco, this lime based plaster ve been used for centuries.

  • @karenkreisel9801
    @karenkreisel9801 Рік тому

    So there were 3 coats?

  • @watchlearnrepeat7801
    @watchlearnrepeat7801 Рік тому

    Can you do this over existing travertine tiles on the shower walls?

  • @diesellove
    @diesellove Рік тому

    looks amazing ❤

  • @citizend878
    @citizend878 Рік тому

    Thanks to precise TADELAKT is a millineray technique originating from Morocco.

  • @jimenayjimena
    @jimenayjimena Рік тому

    Espectacular

  • @zienebfarha7763
    @zienebfarha7763 Рік тому

    Hello have you got a video on how to do this over brick in a living area or is it the same with your the water proofing ? Thank you :)

  • @mainstreampropaganda7518
    @mainstreampropaganda7518 Рік тому

    mixing of thinset is the name of this video!

  • @englishdecorator
    @englishdecorator Рік тому

    Just buy a ready mixed nova color product

  • @necrokittie2291
    @necrokittie2291 Рік тому

    this is more of a lightly compressed lime plaster, not true tadelakt. it has all the steps of tadelakt but the burnishing at the end is done with the wrong tool. it is not being compressed enough to be a traditional tadelakt. which is why people would need that wax coat at the end... because it's not compressed enough to be waterproof like traditional tadelakt.

  • @peterc9117
    @peterc9117 Рік тому

    I will be surprised if this doesnot have water leak over the years

    • @necrokittie2291
      @necrokittie2291 Рік тому

      it will leak because they didn't burnish it correctly at the end.. it needs alot more psi to compact down the plaster... thats why they are suggesting the wax coating because they are doing it wrong and it is not waterproof because they did it wrong. i think they just didn't want people to feel intimidated by using a stone to compress the lime.

    • @HassanBelghali
      @HassanBelghali Рік тому

      There is Hammams in Morocco that are 2 to 300 years old. You will find no problems with Tadlakt. Here in Morocco we a stone for finishing.

    • @alwayslearning7672
      @alwayslearning7672 Рік тому

      @@HassanBelghali Are you saying that it's not necessary to use a stone?

  • @mikerichter1694
    @mikerichter1694 Рік тому

    Your website link does not work!

  • @helenrasmussen2773
    @helenrasmussen2773 2 роки тому

    If I were to do an entire shower surround this way, would I do the floor first? And separately? Feathering up the walls? And then doing the walls and feathering downward over them? I can't imagine doing it all as one. Please advise! This is an excellent tutorial, and makes me believe I could really do this technique. Thank you!

    • @simonac688.
      @simonac688. Рік тому

      I would finish whith the floor 👍

  • @Kelly-uf4qj
    @Kelly-uf4qj 2 роки тому

    Looks good, but i think that was too much work for some good looking beige.

  • @MarkWilson-ij9jd
    @MarkWilson-ij9jd 2 роки тому

    I am very impressed with this system. I am a carpenter, and home builder. I've been spending a lot of time in the past few years developing a sustainable style of construction in Brazil. I really like takelakt for bathroom finishing. Keep up the great work.

  • @endoalley680
    @endoalley680 2 роки тому

    Good to see one of these videos where the subject actually knows a little bit about using a hawk and trowel. So many of these plaster videos are painful to watch, where the housewife or accountant is struggling to figure out how to use the tools through most of the video.

  • @Tsarkovsky
    @Tsarkovsky 2 роки тому

    This is so intense, I got 1800 sq ft house and doing all walls will be a nightmare

  • @italyanboya35
    @italyanboya35 2 роки тому

    Videolar harika paylaşım için teşekkürler ancak altyazilarda Türkçeyi bulamadım anlatiklarinızı anlamak isterdim benimnicin eksik yön ☺️☺️☺️

  • @thummaratmichellethumpituk5177
    @thummaratmichellethumpituk5177 2 роки тому

    What is the process for using tadelakt over existing tile? Our home is over a century old and we didn’t want to disturb anything if we don’t absolutely have to.

  • @geraldsam8966
    @geraldsam8966 2 роки тому

    Im from Chennai, India.. could u refer any of your friends who r in India who can help me out this kind of plastering

    • @appy_mnm
      @appy_mnm 4 місяці тому

      Hey man.. know any experts in India who do this?

  • @oakleyalmberg4174
    @oakleyalmberg4174 2 роки тому

    How long after the wax coat is applied is the shower ready to be exposed to water and ready for use?

  • @guitart4909
    @guitart4909 2 роки тому

    Do you use the mesh tape or do anything different for inside corners?

  • @davidparra4096
    @davidparra4096 2 роки тому

    Amazing presentation l

  • @tlit3284
    @tlit3284 2 роки тому

    Can I put this material on woods or concrete block , or painted walls already? Thank you so much for video 🙏🏻👍🏻

  • @prescottmccarthy
    @prescottmccarthy 2 роки тому

    Great video Ryan! I finally start plastering at the Mercantile this week! Super pumped!

  • @ryannetterlund2733
    @ryannetterlund2733 2 роки тому

    For the application of the first and second coats, would you mix enough plaster for both coats - expecting the plaster to not harden in the bucket - or should you plan to mix two separate times, mixing what you expect to apply per coat?

  • @JAFFIVE0
    @JAFFIVE0 2 роки тому

    What if u want texture???

  • @PoliceAcademy1000
    @PoliceAcademy1000 2 роки тому

    How much would a full bathroom remodel for this cost? I’m very interested in adding these to my services but no idea how to bid something like this plus I want to spend some time practicing as well.

  • @TimKollat
    @TimKollat 2 роки тому

    1 key coat, 2 base coats, 4 wet on wet finish coats. That seems like a lot. Could you kill the suction on the base coat with a bonder then just do 2 wet on wet finish coats?

  • @conseillerjuridique8940
    @conseillerjuridique8940 2 роки тому

    The origin of Tadalakt is Marrakech because of the High temperature moroccans use it a lot and use it with natural ressources. Come visit Marrakech to witness the TRUE Tadalakt, or come visit the second biggest mosk worldwide Hassan II mosk.

    • @EarthausPlaster
      @EarthausPlaster 2 роки тому

      We learned true Tadelakt in Marrakech in order to make a true Tadelakt using all US-sourced materials!

  • @thewestbound
    @thewestbound 2 роки тому

    wow very professional, looks incredible!

  • @elizabethkupferschmid7844
    @elizabethkupferschmid7844 2 роки тому

    Trying to provide information to our builder so he's comfortable with this type of shower. His concerns are framing & plumbing depths. Does the framing need to be altered or do any changes need made to plumbing?

  • @PHILL2005
    @PHILL2005 2 роки тому

    Hi can Limestrong be used on the exterior of a building, and would salt air effect the finish if this was done a coastal home?

    • @James5959ify
      @James5959ify 2 роки тому

      Yeah its called stucco

    • @Artisan.Finishes
      @Artisan.Finishes 2 роки тому

      Recently limestrong came up with a new line of exterior products. Look for Limestrong Built 👍🏼

    • @Swampfox42
      @Swampfox42 Рік тому

      @@James5959ifyhaha!!

  • @luisclaudiodasilvateixeira9430
    @luisclaudiodasilvateixeira9430 2 роки тому

    Parabéns super arbeite

  • @tashneemmahoomed2249
    @tashneemmahoomed2249 2 роки тому

    I am from a country where tadelakt is not available. But we do have lime. Do you think it is possible for me to work out the lime into tadelakt? If yes, what is the process?

  • @Lady_Lupine
    @Lady_Lupine 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing these videos! I would love to use this in my bathroom around an existing tub. What do you recommend for sealing between the tub and the wall? Should there be a row of tile or something in between?

    • @EarthausPlaster
      @EarthausPlaster 2 роки тому

      A row of tile works. or just a bead of clear silicone caulk.

  • @TimKollat
    @TimKollat 2 роки тому

    can the left over plaster be kept indefinitely in a sealed container with a water layer on top or will it set?

    • @Artisan.Finishes
      @Artisan.Finishes 2 роки тому

      No, left over material can be kept for about 5 to 7 days.

    • @TimKollat
      @TimKollat 2 роки тому

      @@Artisan.Finishes must be NHL 2 based?

    • @Artisan.Finishes
      @Artisan.Finishes 2 роки тому

      @@TimKollat is because the aggregate in limestrong formula is pumice instead of marble, this combination of lime and pumice makes it semi hydraulic

    • @TimKollat
      @TimKollat 2 роки тому

      @@Artisan.Finishes Oh cool! I was thinking it must be NHL based to be slightly hydraulic but I know those arent pure white so was wondering. Didnt know about the pumice. Now makes sense! Thanks for the reply and info. Its always good to have detailed knowledge about the products we use, no matter what type Thanks again!