I was wondering if the tadelact finish was going to be offered in the Atlanta school in the near future or if perhaps it was being offered in Italy.

There is a scholl that teaches Tadelackt, email me and I'll get you the info Dana. I am thinking of going and it will be more than just a veneer product (to look like it), it will be the real deal....

yo carmine hit me up too, gdoyle73@hotmail.com.. as in another recent message, where I commented on your looks, I am going to train with a bud in utah who studied in France...real excited about it. Thanks in advance

http://www.dimensionsplaster.com/newsletters/TadelaktWorkshop.pdf

Pierre Richard is from France, he teaches tadelakt as well as italian plasters also. Tadelakt is the new offering.... Pierre is one of the masters in our industry also, I mean real master artisan.

Looks interesting Carmine! I will email you tonight or you can call after 12noon.
Master Artisan huh? Good thing I just call myself artisan. I don't want there to be any confusion. I once took home a loaf of bread and it said artisan bread on the package. Well, the bread didn't look real artistic to me and it's ultimate outcome is that of a turd.....soooo, I figured It was safe to call myself artisan.

I've seen artisan wells before... Oops, I think that is artesian.

Did anyone ever take the tadelakt class through dimension or elsewhere? It would be nice to offer clients an option for baths and showers.

Spuria, Veneziano can be placed in showers. Check out the gallery, there are a few posts there. Tadelakt is really cool, way to much work though.

Hey Steve:

Yeah...I have been wondering about veneziano in showers for awhile. Seems to have received mixed reviews in the forums expound. Perhaps in the applicator section?