FX Australia Professional Courses

 

FX Australia Professional Courses

The FX Australia Courses are run on a demand basis. The classes are generally small to cater to individual needs.

The Master Painters Association of NSW endorses FX Australia Courses.

Participants may choose to complete one, two or all three 1 - day courses.

Each course is broken down to cover 2-3 categories of application techniques and style of finishes.

Costing and preparation work is discussed extensively during each course.

All materials and tools are supplied. Each participant is provided with large 600mmx600mm boards to complete their work on and to take home as a reference.

Each course participant is provided with refreshments and food throughout the day. FX Australia caps and sample pots are also supplied at the end of each course.

 
 

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Course Outline


Day 1 - Washes & Metallics


This course covers traditional 'French Wash' techniques using sponges and cheesecloth. This is followed by simple marbling techniques using traditional feathering techniques.

Lime Wash and Washes are demonstrated and participants trial the finishes using brush applications.

During the Metallic session participants experiment with various techniques and tools to achieve a variety of finishes.

Preparation, costing and dealing with difficult surfaces are discussed at length.

Day 2 - Stucco & Trowel Finishes


This course covers the use of a stucco trowel and the various styles of stucco products. Finishing touches using wax is explored and demonstrated.

Marmorino & Stone finishes are also demonstrated and investigated by the course participants.

Preparation, costing and dealing with difficult surface areas are discussed at length.

Day 3 - Pearls & Glazes

This course covers various techniques used for Pearls & Glazes.

Tools used are sea sponges, chamois, plastic cards, stamped rollers, plastic bags, angle brushes.

Modern marbling is demonstrated using glazes.

Preparation, costing and difficult surfaces are discussed at length.