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What was the wall textured with, and how to do it?

6 years ago

Keystone Ranch Home | Brasada Ranch Style Homes · More Info

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Western Design International
6 years ago
It was a hand finished texture, with a proprietary method. My suggestion is to show it to a professional and see if they can duplicate it for you.
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