How Do You Paint A Red Brick Fireplace In A Tan Tone?
When a red brick fireplace becomes stained with black smoke, it can really become an eyesore. A coat of tan tone latex paint can rejuvenate the look of a red brick fireplace as long as it is properly applied. However, many do-it-yourselfers have trouble getting paint to adhere to brick surfaces. If you are planning to paint your red brick fireplace in a tan tone, you should take the following steps. Spread heavy-duty fabric or plastic drop cloths on the floor surrounding the red brick fireplace. Use the coarse brush to scrub away cobwebs, dirt and dust from the surface of the red brick fireplace. Wash away any remaining dust and dirt with a wet rag. Allow the red brick fireplace to dry completely. Use the blue painter’s tape to cover any and all areas you don’t want painted. Pour the tinted latex primer into the 5 gallon bucket. Fill it only about halfway. Place the paint roller screen into the 5 gallon bucket. Slip the roller cover onto the roller frame. Dip the roller into the 5 gall
