Confirm that your brick absorbs water. Splash a cup of water onto the brick. If the water beads up and runs off, your brick cannot be stained. It may have a coat of sealant applied, or it may be a non-absorbent type of brick.
Water-based brick stains are recommended for most purposes. They are easy to apply and allow the brick to "breathe," preventing water buildup.
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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I was told (by a pretty knowledgeable sales person) that it’s just fine to use an interior paint for a table that’s outdoors? The table lives on my back porch (sc...
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I only used one coat of Cabot Gold which was highly recommended. The porch is screened and covered so it gets little sun or breeze. I've been keeping the two ceilin...
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Paint, not sure stain will work on brick. I'd visit your local stand alone paint store to see what they recommend.
Confirm that your brick absorbs water. Splash a cup of water onto the brick. If the water beads up and runs off, your brick cannot be stained. It may have a coat of sealant applied, or it may be a non-absorbent type of brick.
Water-based brick stains are recommended for most purposes. They are easy to apply and allow the brick to "breathe," preventing water buildup.
Check with a local paint store. The options are too many to explain here.