
If you want a refined, marble-inspired texture with a subtle metallic glow, this Vellma Marmorino + TRIO metallic wax method is one of the cleanest ways to get it. The secret is simple: apply Vellma in two controlled layers, let it dry fully, then finish with a thin mixed wax coat and polish gently—without compression—for that smooth, luminous “stone sheen” effect.
This guide follows the exact step sequence below, so you can repeat the result consistently on site.





Before you start, make sure the wall is properly prepared: clean, dry, stable, and already primed/levelled according to your standard MacoAvell system. A good base helps the trowel glide smoothly, and it also keeps your finish looking even after polishing.

Place a small amount of Vellma to the side of the trowel.
This helps you control your spread and prevents overloading the surface.

Apply the first layer on the prepared surface while holding the trowel at a 45-degree position.
Keep your strokes clean and consistent so the texture sits naturally.

Allow the first layer to fully dry before proceeding.
Drying time depends on site conditions (humidity and airflow), so don’t rush this step.
Continue with the second layer, holding the trowel at a 45-degree angle again.
This layer builds depth and tightens the Marmorino character.

Let the second layer fully dry.
A properly dried base is what allows the wax to sit thin and polish evenly later.


Place all three wax colours together on your palette/board.
You’re not fully blending like paint—think of it as a controlled “multi-tone mix” to create movement.
Apply a thin layer of the mixed wax colours on top of the dried Vellma.
Thin is key: it gives you a cleaner sheen and a more premium metallic flow.
Hold the trowel at a 45-degree angle without compression.
This prevents dragging marks and keeps the wax sitting smoothly instead of being pushed too hard into the surface.

Use an abrolon foam-backed sanding disc, grit 4000, with a polisher machine to polish the Vellma without compression.
Set the machine speed to level 3.
This is how you get that silky, stone-like shine while keeping the metallic tones elegant—not patchy.
With this method, your wall should show:
If you want MacoAvell to recommend the best TRIO combination for your lighting (warm/neutral/cool) and space style (modern luxe/classic/hotel), contact MacoAvell for sample guidance and application support.
Q1: Can I apply metallic wax if Vellma is not fully dry?
No—always wait until the first and second layers are fully dry for an even polish and clean shine.
Q2: Why must I avoid compression when applying wax and polishing?
No compression helps prevent streaks, dragging, and uneven metallic patches, especially with TRIO colours.
Q3: What polishing disc should I use for this finish?
Use an abrolon foam-backed sanding disc, grit 4000, with a polisher at speed level 3.