You can do it! Use any indoor paint, but I suggest you use chalk paint. It has just enough texture to blend with the brick, and is fluid enough to go into the crevices. You can buy chalk paint base or in any color, or you can stir a chalk-like substance into almost any paint. Happy painting! ☺️
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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Our fairly large living room is vaulted with a popcorn ceiling, a single skylight, full-length pained glass door going out to the covered patio and a tall window. Do...
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You can do it! Use any indoor paint, but I suggest you use chalk paint. It has just enough texture to blend with the brick, and is fluid enough to go into the crevices. You can buy chalk paint base or in any color, or you can stir a chalk-like substance into almost any paint. Happy painting! ☺️
Clean,apply a primer, allow to dry and paint