Google German smear, you can tint the smear - which is really very water-y mortar - with concrete tints that you'll find at your local big box home center.
Yes, but for such a big job you should talk to your paint professional at a home improvement store to show you the correct materials and ways to apply it. They are the best ones to speak with since they are trained to sell specific kinds of paints and applications.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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What is it that you want to apply to the brick??
Yes you can, but if you want it to stay on with no annual mantenance then you would need to seal the Brick First with Sealer,
Google German smear, you can tint the smear - which is really very water-y mortar - with concrete tints that you'll find at your local big box home center.
Yes, but for such a big job you should talk to your paint professional at a home improvement store to show you the correct materials and ways to apply it. They are the best ones to speak with since they are trained to sell specific kinds of paints and applications.
Of course. Prep is key to paint staying on brick... pressure wash, dry, prime, paint.
You can apply paint to just about anything if you use the right primer.