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I would like to touch up the color of some chipped bricks on my house.
The bricks were originally painted/stained a burgundy-brick color (i.e., no one notices they are painted except the masons). But some have chips and the orange interior is showing through. Also, a repair of mortar cracking is very noticeable due to the color difference and I'd like to tint that too. However, I haven't had any luck locating brick stain in suitable colors. Does anyone know of a source of such in the US? TIA. Sue(tm) Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself! |
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Chip off a sample and go to Sherwin Williams or other Pro stores.
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