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I’m looking for input on the proper methods / techniques / materials to use in accomplishing traditional “Santa Fe” style rounded over interior plaster. Any input and/or directions to a source of published information on this would be appreciated.
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I'm looking for input on the proper methods / techniques / materials to use in accomplishing traditional "Santa Fe" style rounded over interior plaster. Any input and/or directions to a source of published information on this would be appreciated.
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Justin, there's an article in FHB, #90, August/September 1994, page 55, showing the construction techniques used to build a fireplace room divider in the style you are seeking. It's a start.
Ralph