Brushed Suede for Bellagio Faux Finish Painting

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Part of the video series: Bellagio Faux Finish Painting Techniques

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Summary: Learn how to add brushed suede paint to a Bellagio faux finish on the interior walls of your home in this free online video demonstration of painting techniques.

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By Frank Messina
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Frank Messina is a professional interior designer with his own business in Los Angeles. He specializes in painting and proudly demonstrates the Bellagio faux finishing technique that...read more

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"So to check out more of my work go to frankmessinacolorconceptsgohuman.com and check it all out there. Thank you so much for joining me today and have a great day. Another technique is the brush suede look now how I applied that is I roll on the base coat that has to dry for at least 46 hours and then I prefer to use the Ralph Lauren suede paint it is already premixed and I use that with a 2 12 inch brush and I make criss crosses along the wall, overlapping. Make sure you do overlap and this takes at least 24 hours for it to dry and it gives that beautiful warmth suede and it almost feel like cloth."

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