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Hawk-&-Trowel Magazine | Spring 2008
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Cover Image: Stonelace Designs' Christine Wallner, Rye Hudak and Travis Hough (front to rear) apply an earth-friendly finish at the Urban Tavern restaurant in the San Francisco Hilton. Stonelace
Designs specializes in finishes that use recycled materials and nontoxic ingredients. For more green plastering options Click Here
Photo courtesy of Stonelace Designs
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Venetian Plaster: Lime vs. Synthetic
With so many products on the market for Venetian plaster finishes, choosing the right one can be tough. Learn what to expect from both lime and synthetic Venetian plasters.
by Amy B. Johnson
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Seeking Greener Plasters
From reclaimed aggregates to natural binders, there are many different ways that a plaster can earn the distinction of being green. Find out which plastering products are environmentally friendly.
by Loretta Hall
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Project Profile: The Paramount on Lake Eola, Orlando, Fla.
If you're one of the growing number of contractors making the move from horizontal to vertical, this may be one of your first questions.
by Amy Johnson
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Maintenance helps preserve buildings…and save money
by Rory Brennan
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Try something different with that ceiling finish
by Myron R. Ferguson
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Drywall, plaster or both?
by Robin Raymer, The Plaster Man
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Hawkmate Spackling Tool Storage System
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