Brick Project

Full list of the products and materials used in this unflipping project towards the bottom of the page!

It is best to apply the stripper on liberally and cover it for about 24 hours. Paint should start to come off as you scrap and brush it away. It took us 3 coats to get the paint off and there are still some in the crevices of the brick but it is not too noticeable. It recommended to keep a spray bottle nearby and apply water as you are removing the paint.

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Products
A wooden ceiling with a ceiling fan, a brick ledge with green leafy plants, and a wall with a grid pattern.
Kitchen with wooden cabinets, a white countertop, a small orange vase, a green plant above a half wall, and a doorway leading to a hall.
Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, black tiled wall, white countertop, red vase, and green potted plants.
Kitchen countertop with a red vase and a bowl of fruit, illuminated by warm sunlight, with a tiled backsplash and wooden cabinets.
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Brick Products

  • Stripper

    Dumond Smart Strip PRO Paint Remover

    Sherwin Williams

  • Plastic Sheeting

    Any size/type of plastic sheeting to contain the mess

    Home Depot

  • Masking Paper

    Any size/type of masking paper to contain the mess

    Home Depot

  • Wire Utility Brush

    Multiple sizes of wire brushes to help break up and remove the paint on the brick

    Home Depot

  • Steamer

    To help scrub the brick from the chemical stripper we used a steamer when scrubbing

    Dupray