wonderful lady wish there were more people like you on the earth ...creators of imagination ..well done mate great job greets from down under (australia )
So glad you kept the natural tones in the stone and didn't go with a bright white! It looks so beautiful and natural I love it and I am definitely inspired.
11:09 Thanks for sharing. You mentioned that if we have been wanting to change the look for about 3 years, well it's going on 18 years for me. Unfortunately, our wall is 3x's the size of the one you just completed. It feels daunting. After watching your video, I've decided to dive in! That gray grout has got to go! Love the alabaster! You have inspired me.😊
You have a beautiful home and a wonderfully beautiful family you are so blessed. I'm so very thankful for you. I hope you know how truly lucky you really are.
We are buying a new Cape Cod style home, we sold our home to my son, and both have stone fireplaces, I have always wanted to lighten up the look, this is just perfect. Thank you.
Oh what a great idea and I love the way that you showed how easily it's done with elbow grease 🤩 and I love how you finished the decor afterwards and gave us the full view. And it really complimented the beautiful picture of Christ ♥️🙏♥️
You did an amazing job! I love how it turned out. I have a wood burning stove with this type of stone and the brass...I've been looking into doing the German Schmere technique and your tutorial is my favorite...thankyou for the inspiration! Great feel to your video too! Thank you
This would be so pretty in a shower. I'm not sure how this material would hold in a war space. But I'm sure with some research, you figure it out. Good luck to you!
I love this! It's beautiful. I did a project recently like this to my firebacker in my dining room, only I used joint compound. And I agree with you, don't sacrifice your vision to use what you have!
You said if I'm thinking about doing something for 3 years I probably want to do it. LOL, I've been thinking about redoing my similar fireplace for the last 20 years! You've inspired me to finally take the plunge. Thank you so much. By the way, your fireplace turned out so nice.
You are so brave and talented. I’m definitely going to do this on my fieldstone wood burning stove surround. High fives and a good job y’all from No. Texas!
Wow ! I actually love the tan that you did better than the Alabaster, the Alabaster is to white it looks dirty but if whites the color you were shooting for you got it. To each his own.😊
I did the same with gray cement on previous stone wall , how sad I felt like I said I better have never touched it. Lol. Stones just need a wash to keep the color. It so nice you could find a suitable color for the unions.
The entire front of my house is this stone. I grew up in this house and bought it from my mom last year. I don’t want to take down the natural stone but it’s so dated. For the last year I’ve been looking up German smear ideas and also pinned the same inspired idea as you. My stone is much more orange/rust colored and “rockier”. I’ve read that the exterior grout won’t last very long. I’m going to try a patch and see how it goes. Thank you for that extra push. Your fireplace is beautiful, I hope you enjoy it for years to come. ☺️
Hey Karen! I hope it goes amazing for you! Let me know how that goes for you. I'm curious to see how it works outside. The only thing I would think about is how large the area is, the cost of material, and how porous the rock is. Trying it put first is a great idea! Good luck!
Beautiful DIY project! So glad that the new color worked out for you...I too have learned the hard way while trying to save money with using what I already have. Well Done
I've watched soooo many videos and yours was the most realistic! I'm sorry, I know getting the wrong color to start was traumatic for you, but it really helped me because that's exactly something I would do and panic over! Thank you! Also so many other videos make it look like a weeks' project, so it's great to see that you finished in a day! Truly helpful!
This was a beautiful video to watch and I really enjoyed it. Your stone fireplace looks amazing! I love the technique you used which is a little different than what most DIY are using. Your first color choice of linen was a great thing to include because it shows that you can fix mistakes and it was funny!
Thank you so much for sharing this idea and technique. This is what I've been looking for. I'm moving into a home in Missouri and it has a rock fireplace that is very dark and the same rocks are on the exterior of the home too. I want to give it all a facelift but I didn't want it to look painted. Thank you 😊💓☺
Yes but it all depends on what material you use. Make sure it's safe for exteriors. You would have to do some home work first. But I think it would be gorgeous!
Using grout instead of mortar, could you tell me how it has held up? Worried about the heat and if the grout has cracked. Nervous but getting ready to tackle this project.
I've heard stories where the schmear flakes off, I assume thats when using joint compount vs grout. is the fireplace washable if it gets dusty or sooty? does the grout flake off as well?
Hello. I just discovered your video for over grouting a stone fireplace. I'm trying to find this exact color in grout but I think it has been discontinued. How is your fireplace looking now after a few years? I'm wondering if I should do this method with the Bright White color.
Thanks for redoing your fireplace! It looks beautiful. And making the dollhouse. It’s adorable. I’ve always loved dollhouses too. We must be related! Thanks for being so talented!! Love you. Grandma ❤️💐
Looks beautiful! Can this be done on brick veneers? I just had an outdoor water fountain wall completed with brick and stone veneers and the grout is way darker than it looked on the package. Not the look I was going for. I wonder if I can use your technique to cover the grout. 😕
Our stone fireplace (much like yours) has been our quandary for several years. Do we replace it with stone? Do we just add a mantle? It has driven me kinda crazy. And then I watched your video - and my husband and I knew immediately that this was what we should do! We are so excited! It will give our living room such an updated look - especially with the antique beam we will cut to make a mantle for it. Thank you, thank you for this very inspirational and thorough tutorial! BTW, for our sake, I'm glad you started with the wrong color - because I know I would have tried a darker tone like that too. We liked your Alabaster color so much we ordered it from Canada because it is no longer available in the U.S.
I have not used this product on an exterior. You will need to research that. BUT if its water proof, which it is, i imagine it might work. Best of luck!
Hi there! Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial! I have a couple of questions 1. Did you wash/scrub the stones and existing grout with anything before you started and 2. I have seen other videos of whitewashing with paint. If you have seen this idea also can you share what led you to go with this technique over that one? I HAVE wanted to do this for almost exactly 3 years but have been so terrified of making a mistake that I haven't. But I just think it would brighten up our living room SOOOO much!
1. I brushed off any dust off the stones. 2. I chose the grout method because i wanted something that would last! not peel off, and would act as a glue. The existing plaster was crumbly in some areas. This project was surprisingly simple and I wished I had done it sooner. It elevated the whole room! You will love it!
the grout i used with a pre mixed grout. I am not sure if it was a sanded grout. But I put the exact grout I used in the description box and you can refer to it there. Hope that helps!
I imagine that you could. Although I have never tried it on wood. Good luck to you! Tag me on Instagram and ley me know how it goes. Jenilee_restoringpurpose
Try looking up over grouted rock; it's totally covered. Gives it a plastered look. Or you could completely paint the rock. I was surprised how going over my red rock with grout, changed the tone and color of the rock. As far as the mantle goes, could you cover it with a foe box beam? Just some ideas...
@@jenilee.thepioneerhome Ty I like what she was doing but this yellow isn’t pretty at all and I thought white wash then I think pale ugly yellow. This fireplace has stumped for almost 7 years. Usually I can find anything to enhance the beauty of natural things but it reminds me of a rocky shore of muddy lakes or a dark dank basement I don’t know why!
I bought the same grout but different color to use in my fireplace. The grout is real runny and doesn’t go on thick like a paste as I see in your video. Did you add anything to it to make it more of a paste?
When trying to order the Simple Grout Pre Mixed Amazon sent me Ready to use. When tried to apply the texture was very gritty and would not spread like yours did. It was falling off in hunks before we could spread. I then reordered from Walmart. They sent Simple Fix ready to use grout. I’m so frustrated. Home Depot is telling me the ready to use is the same as premixed they just changes the Name ???? I love your video and am so anxious to get mine done. Thank you.
This color is discontinued and I’m so sad!! I bought what I thought was the replacement (bright white) and it’s too white! Wondering if I can find a similar one from a different brand and redo it!
At first i tried scrubbing it off, but that really wasn't working well. And it was a pain. I pretty much went over it with the new color. It turned out fine!! Good luckl!
I used two. But I spread it pretty far. Mostly used for the gaps in between the rock. And spread lightly over the rock. I love how it really clung to the rock and changed the color of the rick. Just lightening up. Ofcourse the amount would depend on the dimensions of your rock fireplace. And how you use it. It really is an easy product to use. Good luck to you! Would love to see how it turned out. Tag me on on Instagram!
How many quarts did you use for the job (grout)? AMAZING job, definitely steered me away from white washing ours. I cannot wait to do this project because of you💚
I used two. But I spread it far. Using it mostly on the gaps in between rock. And smeared lightly over rocks. What I loved about this product is, it really stuck to the rock. And improved the color in my opinion. Ofcourse the amount would vary with dimensions of your fireplace and how you use it. Good luck!
It's in the description box. Click on the downward arrow. And all the links are posted there. You can also find it on Wyomingsage.com . Let me know of you cant find it. Thanks!
@@jenilee.thepioneerhome I am planning to cover a whole stone fireplace wall and am considering buying the un-mixed type of grout. How many of these containers of grout did you use? They look like tiny containers!
It’s an interior wall that goes to the ceiling on a 12 foot wall, and then joins a fireplace on the next turn. The went way overboard on rock walls in this room, but I’m determined to make it look great. I’m so glad I found your video.
This ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxATHBlMJwipGgVWseuAFKvDQ_5R4_lywo unit was an easy install and turned out amazing. The dimensions were exact! I took a chance and built the wall prior to receiving the unit which arrived sooner than expected and it fit right in the space I constructed. The heat output is perfect for the space we needed and made the room exactly how we envisioned it to turn out. I am happy to answer any questions to the best of my ability. Thank you for the awesome product just in time for the holidays.
Lol! “Old world technique?!?” The term “German Schmear Technique” did not exist before the year 2000. The term is a 21st century invention of HGTV. If you went to Germany today and asked any mason about the old “German Schmear Technique,” he’d have no choice idea what you were talking about (unless he was a fan of HGTV). In fact, “Schmear” isn’t even a word that from anyone exists in the German language
The video is about fireplace….but you zoom in a lottttt on other objects or pictures rather than after finishing showing the whole picture of remodeled fireplace in the room….n shooting is over slow!
Using grout instead of mortar, could you tell me how it has held up? Worried about the heat and if the grout has cracked. Nervous but getting ready to tackle this project.
Using grout instead of mortar, could you tell me how it has held up? Worried about the heat and if the grout has cracked. Nervous but getting ready to tackle this project.
wonderful lady wish there were more people like you on the earth ...creators of imagination ..well done mate great job greets from down under (australia )
Thank you so much! Hello from across the world! Thanks for watching!
Great attitude! I agree with your "just start out with the right product." It does make a difference. I'm inspired, thank you!
Thanks Leigh! I appreciate you watching!
one of the better results I've seen online
Wow! Thank you!
Love it! The whole room & decor looks beautiful!
So glad you kept the natural tones in the stone and didn't go with a bright white! It looks so beautiful and natural I love it and I am definitely inspired.
Thanks Leigh! Your so sweet
I’m planning to do the same to this 1960’s fireplace of ours,thanks for the inspiration ❤
Your schmeared fireplace radiates a natural fit, a confident period-piece in the midst of similar decor pieces! 🏆🎯Bravo !!!🎯🏆
First video that actually cleaned the surface first. Instant credibility lol.
11:09
Thanks for sharing. You mentioned that if we have been wanting to change the look for about 3 years, well it's going on 18 years for me. Unfortunately, our wall is 3x's the size of the one you just completed. It feels daunting. After watching your video, I've decided to dive in! That gray grout has got to go! Love the alabaster! You have inspired me.😊
You have a beautiful home and a wonderfully beautiful family you are so blessed. I'm so very thankful for you. I hope you know how truly lucky you really are.
We are buying a new Cape Cod style home, we sold our home to my son, and both have stone fireplaces, I have always wanted to lighten up the look, this is just perfect. Thank you.
Thank you for this. So many tutorials are brick fireplaces, but I have a stone one like yours. Very helpful!
Oh good! I'm so glad
Oh what a great idea and I love the way that you showed how easily it's done with elbow grease 🤩 and I love how you finished the decor afterwards and gave us the full view. And it really complimented the beautiful picture of Christ ♥️🙏♥️
Thanks so much! 😊
Looks really good!
Beautiful job! Going to do it on my stack stone fireplace! Alabaster is the perfect color.
AWESOME! I love the color
It turned out so beautiful! Thank you for inspiring me to do this too!
You are so welcome!
It turned out gorgeous!
It really turned out so great!! I have a fireplace of my own that I’ve been staring at…
Thanks Stephanie! You'll be so glad you did it. Just get after it!
Thanks, I'm ready to tackle the job now and will get it done soon so I can put up my Easter decorations.
Right on! It will be beautiful!
Great advice and beautiful outcome. Thank you!
You did an amazing job! I love how it turned out. I have a wood burning stove with this type of stone and the brass...I've been looking into doing the German Schmere technique and your tutorial is my favorite...thankyou for the inspiration! Great feel to your video too! Thank you
Virginia I'm so glad you found my tutorial! If you try it let me know. I would love to know how it turned out. Good luck!
I will!!!
My shower is stone like that and needs to be regrouted the sealed. I like this look! Great job!
This would be so pretty in a shower. I'm not sure how this material would hold in a war space. But I'm sure with some research, you figure it out. Good luck to you!
So beautiful! You’ve convinced me to do my own stone fireplace. Thanks for the how-to and the inspiration! Definitely coming back for more videos.
Diane, thank you for watching. I'm so glad this tutorial inspired you to tackle a project!
Beautiful result, a very soft look. Quite lovely!
Thank you Kristin!
I love this! It's beautiful. I did a project recently like this to my firebacker in my dining room, only I used joint compound. And I agree with you, don't sacrifice your vision to use what you have!
Thank you! I saw your video. It looks great! I imagine joint compound would be similar.
Great video! Love the results!!
Thank you!
You said if I'm thinking about doing something for 3 years I probably want to do it. LOL, I've been thinking about redoing my similar fireplace for the last 20 years! You've inspired me to finally take the plunge. Thank you so much. By the way, your fireplace turned out so nice.
Awesome! Get on it Jessica!
You are so brave and talented. I’m definitely going to do this on my fieldstone wood burning stove surround. High fives and a good job y’all from No. Texas!
Hey Kathleen! Hope it all goes amazing for you! Let me know how it goes. Tag me on Instagram! Im visiting texas for the first time soon!
What a great job! Looks amazing. 🤩♥️👍💪
Thanks Pam!
Looks amazing!
So much nicer than the all white. Thank you. I’m gonna do this.
this is STUNNING! i’m hoping to try out a similar technique on a hearth i’m building
Thank you! Good luck with your hearth!
Great idea
Thank you! 😊
Wow ! I actually love the tan that you did better than the Alabaster, the Alabaster is to white it looks dirty but if whites the color you were shooting for you got it. To each his own.😊
Too.
I did the same with gray cement on previous stone wall , how sad I felt like I said I better have never touched it. Lol. Stones just need a wash to keep the color. It so nice you could find a suitable color for the unions.
This is the color I been wanting to get! Thank you so much!
Hope you like it!
Absolutely love this! I have similar looking stone and was not set on opaque white…thanks for the informative video! Do you have a before/after pic?
The entire front of my house is this stone. I grew up in this house and bought it from my mom last year. I don’t want to take down the natural stone but it’s so dated. For the last year I’ve been looking up German smear ideas and also pinned the same inspired idea as you. My stone is much more orange/rust colored and “rockier”. I’ve read that the exterior grout won’t last very long. I’m going to try a patch and see how it goes. Thank you for that extra push. Your fireplace is beautiful, I hope you enjoy it for years to come. ☺️
Hey Karen! I hope it goes amazing for you! Let me know how that goes for you. I'm curious to see how it works outside. The only thing I would think about is how large the area is, the cost of material, and how porous the rock is. Trying it put first is a great idea! Good luck!
Beautiful DIY project! So glad that the new color worked out for you...I too have learned the hard way while trying to save money with using what I already have. Well Done
Thank you so much! Yes I'm so pleased with it!
BEAUTIFUL JOB. IT LOOKS PERFECT!!
thanks Vickie!
I've watched soooo many videos and yours was the most realistic! I'm sorry, I know getting the wrong color to start was traumatic for you, but it really helped me because that's exactly something I would do and panic over! Thank you! Also so many other videos make it look like a weeks' project, so it's great to see that you finished in a day! Truly helpful!
Thanks for your feedback! I love hearing how helpful this really was. It was literally done on a whim. Thanks for sharing with me
I have been thinking of doing our fireplace. Good job!
Get after it Carrie!
Thank you for your work. It was truly a great makeover. I don't have a fireplace, but will use your idea for my wall in my winery.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! This would be beautiful on your walls
You really are inspiring! Your fireplace looks amazing and I love how you have decorated your house, it is so elegant and inviting!
And I completely agree with you, don’t settle. When doing a project go with the exact color and materials you want, the time you save is way worth it.
Thank you Laura, your kind words are so encouraging!
Be safe in travels and respect for your beautiful God 🙏❤️ given royal bloodlines from your castle building ancestor's ye cameth from gorgous
Good for you, looks great
Thank you!
This was helpful as I'm looking to update the stone on the exterior of my home.
This was a beautiful video to watch and I really enjoyed it. Your stone fireplace looks amazing! I love the technique you used which is a little different than what most DIY are using. Your first color choice of linen was a great thing to include because it shows that you can fix mistakes and it was funny!
Thank you so much for the kind feedback!
Amazing, ive been searching soooo long for ideas to fix my ugly flagstone fireplace and hearth
Get at it! Hope it turns out amazing!
Thank you! I'll be doing this soon!
You're Welcome!
You have inspired me! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing this idea and technique. This is what I've been looking for. I'm moving into a home in Missouri and it has a rock fireplace that is very dark and the same rocks are on the exterior of the home too. I want to give it all a facelift but I didn't want it to look painted. Thank you 😊💓☺
I'm so happy this tutorial was helpful! Your new home in Missouri is going to be beautiful! I'd love to see a picture!
You did a beautiful job ❤
thank you so much!
Jenilee I LOVE this! Our new house has a huge fireplace that needs some love! You have inspired me.
Go get it Anna!
It looks great. I'm going to give it a try!
You've got this!
Do you think it’s possible to do this to a stone exterior?? It’s beautiful!
Yes but it all depends on what material you use. Make sure it's safe for exteriors. You would have to do some home work first. But I think it would be gorgeous!
Looks fabulous Jen!
Thanks Erica!
Using grout instead of mortar, could you tell me how it has held up? Worried about the heat and if the grout has cracked. Nervous but getting ready to tackle this project.
This is so beautiful!! Thank you for the inspiration. I want to do this to my fireplace in my new home. I’m about to close on my house!!
Congratulations on your new home! It will be beautiful!
I've heard stories where the schmear flakes off, I assume thats when using joint compount vs grout. is the fireplace washable if it gets dusty or sooty? does the grout flake off as well?
Hello. I just discovered your video for over grouting a stone fireplace. I'm trying to find this exact color in grout but I think it has been discontinued. How is your fireplace looking now after a few years? I'm wondering if I should do this method with the Bright White color.
I need to do this! It looks so clean and bright!!
Do it Heather!
You’re such an inspiration! Thanks for sharing your project with us. Happy Easter!
Thank you so much for your love and support!
Thanks for redoing your fireplace! It looks beautiful. And making the dollhouse. It’s adorable. I’ve always loved dollhouses too. We must be related! Thanks for being so talented!! Love you. Grandma ❤️💐
@@suzanneleavitt9239 thank you grandma. I love you too!
Looks beautiful! Can this be done on brick veneers? I just had an outdoor water fountain wall completed with brick and stone veneers and the grout is way darker than it looked on the package. Not the look I was going for. I wonder if I can use your technique to cover the grout. 😕
Hmm I think it could work. Because this mortar seals, it might stick better than plain mortar. I would test it out in a spot. Let me know if it works!
Our stone fireplace (much like yours) has been our quandary for several years. Do we replace it with stone? Do we just add a mantle? It has driven me kinda crazy. And then I watched your video - and my husband and I knew immediately that this was what we should do! We are so excited! It will give our living room such an updated look - especially with the antique beam we will cut to make a mantle for it. Thank you, thank you for this very inspirational and thorough tutorial! BTW, for our sake, I'm glad you started with the wrong color - because I know I would have tried a darker tone like that too. We liked your Alabaster color so much we ordered it from Canada because it is no longer available in the U.S.
I'm so glad you found this video helpful! And that you now know what to do for your fireplace. It's going to be amazing! Much Love!
Do you by chance have a link to order from Canada. I am having no luck finding it in the states. Thank you.
This looks so good! One of the better tutorials I’ve found. You’ve inspired me. Quick question: now that it’s be3n a year how is it holding up?
Could this grout be used on exterior stone?
I have not used this product on an exterior. You will need to research that. BUT if its water proof, which it is, i imagine it might work. Best of luck!
Beautiful you do good job .. can you send me what kind of grout u used and the colour.. thanks
Check description. Thanks for watching!
Hi there! Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial! I have a couple of questions 1. Did you wash/scrub the stones and existing grout with anything before you started and 2. I have seen other videos of whitewashing with paint. If you have seen this idea also can you share what led you to go with this technique over that one? I HAVE wanted to do this for almost exactly 3 years but have been so terrified of making a mistake that I haven't. But I just think it would brighten up our living room SOOOO much!
1. I brushed off any dust off the stones. 2. I chose the grout method because i wanted something that would last! not peel off, and would act as a glue. The existing plaster was crumbly in some areas. This project was surprisingly simple and I wished I had done it sooner. It elevated the whole room! You will love it!
@@jenilee.thepioneerhome thank you so very much for the time you took to respond!
Did you use sanded grout ?
the grout i used with a pre mixed grout. I am not sure if it was a sanded grout. But I put the exact grout I used in the description box and you can refer to it there. Hope that helps!
Thanks for this- I love it!
Can you do this technique to real wood? I have a sunburst design from the top of the ceiling to the mantle and then stone around the actual fireplace
I imagine that you could. Although I have never tried it on wood. Good luck to you! Tag me on Instagram and ley me know how it goes. Jenilee_restoringpurpose
I have a nasty color of yellow rock half a mantle ( only thick enough for plate display) and I don’t think different grout would help! Any ideas?
Try looking up over grouted rock; it's totally covered. Gives it a plastered look. Or you could completely paint the rock. I was surprised how going over my red rock with grout, changed the tone and color of the rock. As far as the mantle goes, could you cover it with a foe box beam? Just some ideas...
@@jenilee.thepioneerhome Ty I like what she was doing but this yellow isn’t pretty at all and I thought white wash then I think pale ugly yellow. This fireplace has stumped for almost 7 years. Usually I can find anything to enhance the beauty of natural things but it reminds me of a rocky shore of muddy lakes or a dark dank basement I don’t know why!
I bought the same grout but different color to use in my fireplace. The grout is real runny and doesn’t go on thick like a paste as I see in your video. Did you add anything to it to make it more of a paste?
No I did not add anything to the mix. I would take that grout back to the store. And get a new one. I'm sorry that happend!
Love the outcome. Always been a fan of German smear. I would like to know where you got your Christ picture from please.
Schmear🤦
Thanks I love it too! Deseretbook.com for the painting, if it's still in print. We've had it for some time. Happy holidays!
How did you do the grout on your kitchen floor you mentioned in this video?
The same way. But with a putty knife. Scraped it into the grout lines.
When trying to order the Simple Grout Pre Mixed Amazon sent me Ready to use. When tried to apply the texture was very gritty and would not spread like yours did. It was falling off in hunks before we could spread. I then reordered from Walmart. They sent Simple Fix ready to use grout. I’m so frustrated. Home Depot is telling me the ready to use is the same as premixed they just changes the
Name ???? I love your video and am so anxious to get mine done. Thank you.
This color is discontinued and I’m so sad!! I bought what I thought was the replacement (bright white) and it’s too white! Wondering if I can find a similar one from a different brand and redo it!
Actually now that it’s dry, we love it! It’s not too bright! And looks so beautiful!! Thanks for your tutorial!
This looks incredible! Do you think you could do this on exterior stone?!
Yes. I know you can do german smear on exterior. You will have to find the right product for out side though. But it would look awesome!
What did you use to remove the grout in the color you disliked? I accidentally put too much grout on my stone and need to remove some
At first i tried scrubbing it off, but that really wasn't working well. And it was a pain. I pretty much went over it with the new color. It turned out fine!! Good luckl!
This looks great and I can’t wait to try it in the stone around my fireplace. However how much of the qt. container did you end up using?
I used two. But I spread it pretty far. Mostly used for the gaps in between the rock. And spread lightly over the rock. I love how it really clung to the rock and changed the color of the rick. Just lightening up. Ofcourse the amount would depend on the dimensions of your rock fireplace. And how you use it. It really is an easy product to use. Good luck to you! Would love to see how it turned out. Tag me on on Instagram!
Please someone tell me the name of the musical artist played during the video
wish I could, it's on wondersharefilmora. And there is no name attached.
Bless your heart, how long have you been living with that gold trim? Big improvement.
About 3 yrs! 3 yrs too long. Thank you!
How many quarts did you use for the job (grout)? AMAZING job, definitely steered me away from white washing ours. I cannot wait to do this project because of you💚
I used two. But I spread it far. Using it mostly on the gaps in between rock. And smeared lightly over rocks. What I loved about this product is, it really stuck to the rock. And improved the color in my opinion. Ofcourse the amount would vary with dimensions of your fireplace and how you use it. Good luck!
I don’t see a link to the grout you used
It's in the description box. Click on the downward arrow. And all the links are posted there. You can also find it on Wyomingsage.com . Let me know of you cant find it. Thanks!
@@jenilee.thepioneerhome I am planning to cover a whole stone fireplace wall and am considering buying the un-mixed type of grout. How many of these containers of grout did you use? They look like tiny containers!
I used 2.
@@omayraortega9107 I used 2 containers. They are small. Hope this was helpful!
I just bought a house that has entire stone wall that is beyond ugly. This might work for my ugly wall nightmare.
I'm curious to know how it works on exterior. Definitely research a good product for the outdoors. I think it will be beautiful!
It’s an interior wall that goes to the ceiling on a 12 foot wall, and then joins a fireplace on the next turn. The went way overboard on rock walls in this room, but I’m determined to make it look great. I’m so glad I found your video.
I’ve seen videos on UA-cam that show this technique on exteriors. It looks just as nice.
thank you i keep watching videos and they just color the whole grout and stone one color and i’m not going for that look .
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Lol! “Old world technique?!?” The term “German Schmear Technique” did not exist before the year 2000. The term is a 21st century invention of HGTV. If you went to Germany today and asked any mason about the old “German Schmear Technique,” he’d have no choice idea what you were talking about (unless he was a fan of HGTV). In fact, “Schmear” isn’t even a word that from anyone exists in the German language
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The video is about fireplace….but you zoom in a lottttt on other objects or pictures rather than after finishing showing the whole picture of remodeled fireplace in the room….n shooting is over slow!
Using grout instead of mortar, could you tell me how it has held up? Worried about the heat and if the grout has cracked. Nervous but getting ready to tackle this project.
Using grout instead of mortar, could you tell me how it has held up? Worried about the heat and if the grout has cracked. Nervous but getting ready to tackle this project.
That is a valid concern. I don't love that house anymore, so I can't say how it is doing now. I don't think the outside of our fireplace got very hot.