- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
We have a house about 28 years old. We have done many renos but the chimney is lacking. The bricks are off color in places and need a face-lift. Is there a cost-effective way to treat the bricks?
Answer:
There are many possible ways to do this.
You could try to clean them with many of the compounds available at your masonry supply yard. Then you could seal them, which gives them a deeper color.
You could also stucco over the bricks.
There is a company that makes a renewal product, but I'm not sure it's for external use. Ask them at: http://www.brick-anew.com/
Link: Brick Anew Link
We have a house about 28 years old. We have done many renos but the chimney is lacking. The bricks are off color in places and need a face-lift. Is there a cost-effective way to treat the bricks?
Answer:
There are many possible ways to do this.
You could try to clean them with many of the compounds available at your masonry supply yard. Then you could seal them, which gives them a deeper color.
You could also stucco over the bricks.
There is a company that makes a renewal product, but I'm not sure it's for external use. Ask them at: http://www.brick-anew.com/
Link: Brick Anew Link
