The right tools.
For your finish.

Apply and work the thin layer in criss-cross directions.

Apply a thin layer, then work the material with strokes in all directions.

Apply the coating with strokes in all directions.

Apply the next layer vertically and smooth without removing the coating.

Apply Meteore 8 and the documented Lamé coats with the trowel.

Apply and work the material, then apply the documented Lamé coats.

Apply the material in the chosen direction.

Apply the Meteore 8 layers and the documented Lamé finishing stage.

Apply two coats with irregular strokes in all directions.

Use the documented trowel application cycle.

Apply and smooth the coating as described in the catalogue.

Apply in alternating directions, then rework with the same brush free of paint.

Apply oblique or vertical strokes, then work the grain in the same direction.

Apply in alternating directions, then distribute the particles with the brush free of paint.

Apply short strokes in your chosen direction.

Apply and work the material in all directions.

Work the applied material with the brush free of product, in alternating directions.

Use the narrow brush side to create vertical streaks. The catalogue also permits block brush Item 128.

Apply the documented coats using irregular strokes in all directions.

PV102 carries the two colours separately. PV103 then works the partially wet material.

The catalogue names PV43 for the classic trowel cycle.

The catalogue names PV76 for application and PV43 for the trowel stage.

The catalogue names PV76 for applying and reworking the material.

The Klondike Light catalogue names PV43 for applying and reworking the coating.

The Klondike Light catalogue names PV76 for application, followed by PV43 for working the surface.

The Klondike Light catalogue names PV76 for applying and reworking the coating.

Work with continuous rotary movements, not linear strokes.

Work slightly flattened against the wet surface.

Create streaks in the still-wet coating.

Documented alternative to PV43 for this method; not an additional mandatory tool.

Lightly smooth the raised particles at the finishing stage. Omit this tool on very rough or pitted surfaces.

Smooth the raised particles in the same direction at the finishing stage.

Form irregular, undulating grooves while the material is wet.

Spray water during the documented smoothing stage; choose capacity separately.

Spray water at the documented stage to help smooth the surface.

Apply the Meteore 10 base and return to smooth it.

Transfer the documented Valsetin + Setomat mixture to the prepared surface.

Dab the oxidising solution in patches and work over the empty areas.

Use the compact side for the copper addition, then the sponge for the oxidising solution.

One pad option for the final Valsetin + Setomat application.

Distribute the coating and make the last roller pass vertically.

Work the still-wet layer into straight vertical or horizontal streaks.

May be used for corners and difficult-to-reach areas.

May be used for corners and difficult-to-reach areas.

The alternative pad named in the catalogue.

Work the wet material from top to bottom and back, leaving straight streaks.

PV88 works the wet material vertically; the smaller PV89 may be used in corners and difficult areas.

PV88 works the wet material; PV89 may be used in corners and difficult areas.