VASARI Lime Plaster & Paint | Carrera Plaster (Coarse Sand Finish) | Made from Natural Lime and Powdered Marble | color: Natural White #1 (Untinted)| | size: 1 Quart

This lime plaster paint really adds a modern and artistic touch to the space. The texture is very different from regular paint — it has a soft, matte, almost velvety finish that gives the wall a rich, handcrafted feel. You have to apply it with a brush, not a roller, and there’s no specific direction or rule to follow, which I actually enjoyed. As you can see in the picture, I painted one wall, and it stands out beautifully from the others. It’s not a uniform color — more of a textured, natural variation that makes the wall look like a statement piece. Highly recommend for anyone looking to elevate their space with a unique finish

I want to do my whole house in this! It’s gorgeous. I did it to refinish our outdoor concrete that the intense winter had broken up and damaged. I sealed the plaster with an outdoor matte sealant. There’s a bit of a learning curve to getting the texture and thickness right, but it’s worth it.

Edit after second coat - I ordered Enterprise #19 - off white on the website. What I received was black. Stupid me added it to the second coat of plaster and now my walls are gray. It doesn't look bad except the first primer coat - untinted - white - shows through here and there. It makes the gray look even more gray. The Vasari website claims to assist in matters like this. It seems like they should absolutely respond, since what I ordered was depicted as white on the website. I don't know if the website is wrong or someone mixed up the wrong color. What I do know is I need assistance and am receiving none from this company. I've sent multiple emails and left multiple voicemails. As such, I am no longer a huge fan and would not recommend this product to anyone. The product is expensive, probably amazing if the color was correct. Original review - I have never plastered before, so watched every video possible and read their literature - twice. I applied a thick coat of their mineral primer. I bought the dry mix from their website because I needed to do 2 very rough block walls and it was cheaper to mix my own vs buying the premixed tubs. In a 5 gallon bucket, I added 4.5 quarts of water and dumped in about half of the 45lb dry mix. Corded drill with mixer did an easy job of mixing. The plaster was easy to apply. I had a cheap plastic trowel and stainless steel trowel, with the corners sanded. I did still dig into the applied plaster, but it covered the messed up wall really well. I can still see the block outlines but a second coat should coat it all nicely. I bought color for both bags of dry mix but didn’t add it to the first bag.