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feline groovy
Posts: 10,374
Registered: ‎07-29-2014

Re: Have you ever painted your brick fireplace?

‎09-01-2015 07:43 PM

The pics below are examples of what I would do with an unused fireplace...

Make it into a dog den or cat cave, of course!  Cat Tongue

 

 

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IamMrsG
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Registered: ‎08-29-2010

Re: Have you ever painted your brick fireplace?

‎09-01-2015 08:04 PM

@sfnative wrote:
@IamMrsG wrote:

We used this product:

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If the photo isn't clear enough to read, it is made by Rust-oleum.  Also, if, like me, you're picky about the details, you can go back and paint in the 'grout' lines.  We were happy with our results.

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Thank you for this paint source.  I very much appreciate it.  Posting this question turned out to be the right thing to do because I'm receiving some wonderful advice.

@sfnative    You're welcome, Rebecca.  I'm sure you will agree, I think you rarely go wrong asking for home or cooking advice /opinions /experiences from posters in these forums.  

 

BTW, I still think the link you were given about sponge painting, brick-by-brick is brilliant.  That is the way I would go if I I had it to do over.  Kinda one of those, "Why didn't I think of that?" things.Woman Embarassed 

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