A veil made of a thin layer of Marmorino Medium tinted in a color lighter than that of the background is applied over all the surface of a fresh Marmorino medium. The result is light color coming in and out of the darker background. Once you have finished applying the marmorino, before burnishing to polish, veiling is created by adding a small amount of white marmorino to the original material which is applied in an overlapped layer. This superimposed lighter color gives a real veiled look to the finish.

This additive comes from Asian seashells that have been ground and sifted. It can be used with Marmorino Medium, but its best product is Marmorino Coarse since its size is over 1,2 mm. It has brown, yellow, and gray flecks mixed with shiny reflective grains.

Hundreds of flecks of glitter per square meter. Stars on the wall. This gloss additive gives off small gold or silver dots of light.

There are many additives you can add to the Marmorino. Mica, a natural shiny mineral, is one of them. Hundreds of flakes per square meter lend a magical atmosphere to the environment. Small flakes similar to fish scales magically reflect the light as you pass by the wall.

Moon surface effect. The flat blade of a trowel is applied with a push and pull movement against a generous amount of fresh material.

A Gold Marmorino Metallic is applied on an unpolished, finished red Marmorino Medium finish. There are countless variations.