lime wash's Usage Examples:

On many of the old buildings traces of lime wash that coated the sandstone facades are still visible.

textures are possible such as sand, sandstone, marble, stone, stone chip, lime wash or clay like finishes.

It was discovered in 1831, covered by a lime wash, and was then restored and varnished over by David Gee.

patterns and textures are possible such as sand, sandstone, marble, stone, stone chip, lime wash or clay like finishes.

was then coated in a smoothed layer of clay and finished with a white lime wash.

Sometime later the images were obliterated with lime wash and red and green paint, while in Victorian times they were over-stained.

hessian walls were often improved by painting the hessian fabric with lime wash or conventional house paint, creating a less permeable, more rigid, rot-proof.

One of the rear rooms has a blue-green lime wash finish that is believed to be early.

One of the painted caves, that have been given a coat of lime wash and red paint in the exterior is the most visited and is considered as.

020 in) thick lime wash of fine lime water when the rough lime plaster is still rough.

A lime render may be covered by a lime wash.

the walls were finished internally and externally with lime plaster and lime wash, much of it decorative with arches.

Lower trunks may be given a lime wash to a selected height, which emphasizes the pattern.

Synonyms:

elute, launder, swear out, wash out, rinse, wash away, process, serve, wash off,

Antonyms:

give, kern, muzzle, bridle, hire,