🎨 Giani Brick Transformations Whitewash Paint - 16 oz Pint for Brick and Fireplaces Review

This is amazing! It looks like another chimney. I looked at the horrible grout repairs that the previous owners had done for 20 years. Hours! This product is fast, easy to use, easy to clean and inexpensive.

I wanted to give a 1970's brick fireplace a makeover so I bought this paint. I didn't dilute it like the directions suggested because I wanted full coverage, not a bleached look. It was wonderful! You can do the whole chimney which was probably 2 or 3 layers. This color worked wonders! Moved my fireplace to the 21st century! I recommend it to anyone who wants to paint stones.

I didn't think a small liter would cover the whole chimney but I simply added a little water to each drop of this paint in a small paint pan, stirred and painted a few bricks at a time. It's important to wipe the stone with a rag after you paint it and make sure some red remains. You can always use a wire brush to remove some of the paint later. See photos before, during and after. Good product! Half a liter remains.

Just buy paint You don't really need to buy this expensive set, you have to buy any paint you want to wash your break and paint with dilute it with water if you want a very light color than dilute it twice with water once i actually used gray color with twice water once and it came out nice but you don't. You must buy this kit, you have everything you need at home except your paint. You will need a rag brush and a mixing bowl

I'm not the queen of Pinterest at all. And I also admit that I didn't read the details in the description, I was expecting a gallon of color from the picture and was shocked when the little jar arrived! I definitely thought I didn't have enough. I mixed it half with water, rubbed with a rag and wiped with a clean rag. I have more than enough and I love the result! I tried to make a more muted version so you can still see some of the brick color. Whether it turns out as I hoped or not - I am…

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…