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Plaster Master LLC

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About Plaster Master LLC

A polished Venetian wall and a matte Roman clay finish are different choices at Plaster Master LLC. The Westminster company describes applying Venetian plaster in thin layers over a smooth surface, then burnishing it for a reflective finish. Roman clay produces a softer, earthy appearance with overlapping hand-applied strokes. Its service pages also cover limewash, Marmorino and suede finishes.

For bathrooms and other wet areas, the material choice changes. Plaster Master offers Tadelakt and microcement for applications such as shower walls, floors and sinks, with preparation and sealing suited to the surface. It distinguishes these finishes from Roman clay, which it recommends for dry bathroom areas rather than direct water exposure.

Samples help turn those material descriptions into a decision for a particular room. On its Aspen and Vail pages, the company describes reviewing sample boards in the project’s lighting before approving the finish. Customer accounts include a microcement fireplace, a Marmorino wet bar and microcement work around a primary shower and tub. One design partner describes a system for coordinating samples, scope details and scheduling.

Owner Angel Lopez describes learning the trade alongside his father and brother. The company serves residential and commercial projects across Colorado, with named service pages for Boulder, Denver, Lafayette, Lakewood, Aspen, Vail, Centennial and Louisville. Its contact page asks prospective clients to discuss the project, and its material guides explain the preparation and care that different plaster finishes need.

Updated: 11-04-2026

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