A year later and the bricks are still looking like new! Note that the dry brush technique is using WAY less paint than spraying or rolling a solid coat on and allows for the bricks to breathe which then eliminates the likelihood of the paint peeling!!
I haven’t sealed it with anything at this point. I dry brushed the paint on so that means there isn’t a very thick layer and with brick being so porous I couldn’t scratch or pick it off if I tried. Plus I have complete faith in Fusion Mineral paint! Most durable paint out there!
No Sealing required as fusion has a built in top coat. Sealing brick solid is not recommended as it needs to breathe to reduce the likelihood of it peeling.
I love this!! I’ve been thinking about doing this to my home also, you made it look easy. You did a fantastic job. It looks so great
Thank you so much! I hope it gave you some inspiration too!
A year later and the bricks are still looking like new! Note that the dry brush technique is using WAY less paint than spraying or rolling a solid coat on and allows for the bricks to breathe which then eliminates the likelihood of the paint peeling!!
Do you seal the brick after your done. If you do, what do you use or recommend? Would it work on stucco?
I haven’t sealed it with anything at this point. I dry brushed the paint on so that means there isn’t a very thick layer and with brick being so porous I couldn’t scratch or pick it off if I tried. Plus I have complete faith in Fusion Mineral paint! Most durable paint out there!
@@prairiecollectiveco.7531 Thin layers also means the brick can "breathe" as it's intended.
vizluv yes! That makes total sense!
No Sealing required as fusion has a built in top coat. Sealing brick solid is not recommended as it needs to breathe to reduce the likelihood of it peeling.