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| Bag finish on 1930's house has a bag finish. We didn't know to tear off the tyvek then. | Wall was stippled with a wet burlap bag and the finish was washed down with a brush. |
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| Another bag finish house with a
different pattern |
New bay window gets the bag. |
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| New wall matches the old house exactly. | Pattern was made by filling the bag
about 2" deep with mortar and smacking the wall. |
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| Pattern is made by dashing on mortar and water with a brush. You can't find my patches. | Pebble dash. A mortar and pebble mix is thrown on the wall with a scoop. |
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| A stipple is made with a bag or a trowel | Patch is stippled with a trowel |
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| California-style spanish texture
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A typical float finish. Wall is floated with a rubber float pulling the sand up from the mix leaving the surface rough but flat. |