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Fireplace Makeover: Whitewashing and Graywashing Brick

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Learn how to whitewash and gray wash your brick fireplace and completely transform your living space into something truly stunning! Steve Braun walks you through this stunning fireplace makeover in this installment of "The Paint Trainer" paint education series. #whitewash #graywash #fireplace #fireplacemakeover #DIY #homeimprovement #interiorpainting #painter

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28 авг 2024

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@beccibaby10 Месяц назад

I’m going to try to do this on my brick fireplace. Love the pattern colors and different applications! 10:10pm

@braunspaintingnetwork Месяц назад

@beccibaby10 Good for you! Have fun and I'm sure it will come out great! Let us know how it goes.

@flycreekkennels9559 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video. I used this technique with an old Stone fireplace which made creating a pattern a little trickier but in the end it came out amazing. The three color technique gave it elegant depth. I appreciate you being so thorough when going through the steps. You really kinda only get one shot at it

@braunspaintingnetwork 6 месяцев назад

That's awesome, I'm glad you got great results! Thanks for chiming in.

@kim99may Год назад

I like that you incorporated the walls colors on the brick. Great tutorial. Have you ever painted inside the box with high heat paint? I have a wood burning fireplace I’m working on. ❤❤❤❤

@braunspaintingnetwork Год назад

Hello Kim, sorry for the slow reply! We have used high heat paint on the fireplace units before...not inside the box but on the exterior metal...most commonly to take them from a brass/bronze appearance to black. It worked well.

@HappyHolyHealthyLife Год назад

Beautiful ❤

@braunspaintingnetwork Год назад

Thank you!

@Jalmond7 11 месяцев назад

Hey Steve great video thank you. Was the white base coat Balboa Mist(same as walls)?

@braunspaintingnetwork 9 месяцев назад

Hello, sorry we never got back to you on this! That is correct, the first base coat we applied was Balboa Mist (the same color we used on walls). We cut the paint in half with water. Once all the brick was covered with that, every third brick we put a second coat on so it was more opaque in appearance. Then we used Revere Pewter (cut in half with water) every third brick so that you had three different bricks in the pattern seen in the video. 1 brick was Balboa one coat, another brick 2 coats of Balboa, and the third brick was second coated with Revere Pewter.