Review on 🎨 Giani Brick Transformations Whitewash Paint - 16 oz Pint for Brick and Fireplaces by Reginald Pitt

I used this brick color to paint my chimney, to be honest I had no idea what I was doing but it was amazing. Make sure you have all of your materials on hand. What I have: 4 Rough Surface Brushes 1.5" Fluffy Roller from Wooster Paint Tray & Paint Measurement Cups from Home Depot What we made: 4 ounces of paint mixed with 8 ounces of water, mixed really well! Paint and rolled with a Worcester roller The finish was amazing, we went for a look that looked like a 1:1 ratio with no white wash, however if you want to lighten you need to add more water and wipe off with a rag I think first I didn't thin it just covered a small portion of our brick.We were very disappointed but then carefully read the instructions and watched a few videos on YouTube.Ordered another 16 ounce can thinned and it was amazing. We literally did it in about 15 minutes. Either way, well worth it, and a 1-16 oz can covers about 40 square feet of brick. We used a brush for edging, as well as a brick-old and we mu Use it to get between the bricks. Although the best masonry is likely to have a higher brick to concrete ratio. In any case, start with one can and buy another one if needed as it is quite expensive!