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Brick Dye

Kat1170 · 2009-07-16 16:50:40

Painted the house (finally) and now the bricks on the bottom half look very weathered :rolleyes:. Don't want to paint them. Anyone recommend a dye and where I might get some. Heard of one that is used for matching in brickwork but don't know the name of it or any retailers that have it. Cheers in advance, Joe

16-07-2009 4:50pm

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Painted the house (finally) and now the bricks on the bottom half look very weathered :rolleyes:. Don't want to paint them. Anyone recommend a dye and where I might get some. Heard of one that is used for matching in brickwork but don't know the name of it or any retailers that have it. Cheers in advance, Joe

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Just called red brick dye/brown brick dye/grey brick dye. Its most common use today is actually in the mortar holding the roof slates down. Availabvle in most builders providers if not all.

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