Textured Paint?

[Alan-LaCala]

I have a textured wall (a sort of artex, rustic, stucco effect) and I am in the process of redecorating. An area of one wall had loose paint which has had to be peeled/scraped away. I do not want to remove all the paint and therefore want to put a texture on the now flat bit before painting over it.

What do I need to do this, in spanish please, and do I need any special toiols or equipment?

Thanks.

Alan

[Mowser]

I've copied this (with apologies to the original poster) from another site:-

I mix my own textured paint with this formula:

1 part fine sand
1 part water
1 part white glue
2 parts craft paint

I used fine crushed coral sand from a pet store but I think it would work with any non-absorbant grit granular enough to mix. The paint I used was Delta Ceramcoat. More water or less glue and the grit flakes off. Less paint and it's more like a wash, with the grit not getting colored.

You have to keep it stirred so the grit doesn't settle to the bottom, but this gives you textured paint you can paint on with a brush or roller. It dries to a consistency like sandpaper. I've done hills, buildings, terrain boards, figure bases with it.

[Martin Page]

Or conversly you could use PASTA PETREA RUGOSO, You can get it in fino, medio, and grueso, You get it from any decent paint suppliers. do not get it from Leroy merlins its unbelivable expensive, 5 kg should be enough to do repairs , possibly 10 kg to completely do a 4mx4m room