Painting A Brick House

Painting A Brick House. Load the brush with just a bit more paint than used to paint an interior wall No matter whether the brick you're painting is old or new, interior or exterior, you absolutely must use a primer

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As with priming, begin painting 1 foot (0.30 m) from the bottom of the wall and 6 inches (15 cm) from the corner If your brick is older, it is a good idea to apply.

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However, you still have to do it the right way, and missing crucial steps can lead to big problems down the line Painting your home's brick opens up more versatility in your design choices The first order of business when painting a brick house is cleaning

. The average cost to hire a professional painter to paint the exterior of a brick house is $1.40 to $4.20 per square foot, according to HomeAdvisor Then, thoroughly clean the brick with heavy-duty soap and water using a sponge or scrub brush

. If any parts of brick get damaged in the process, you can repair it with caulk Regardless of whether you are painting exposed or already painted brick, begin by cleaning the brick with a pressure washer