How Do You Remove Paint Over-Spray From Bricks?
Removing paint from brick can be a tedious job and might even damage your brick if it is not done correctly. When removing paint overspray, keep your safety in mind while protecting your brick from erosion and discoloration. To make it easier, it is best to remove the paint as soon as you can, but it is still possible to remove paint that has been on bricks for years. Test a small inconspicuous part of the brick first to make sure that the paint removal paste that you purchased is not going to discolor your brick. If it is not effective or discolors your brick, you can try another brand. Cut your fabric or old sheet into strips approximately 8-by-10 inches. Spread some of your paint removal paste onto one of the painted bricks in the most inconspicuous area. Place the fabric strip on top of the paste covered brick and push it into the crevices. Follow the directions on the bottle of paint remover and wait the specified amount of time for the paint to soften. Peel the fabric off the bri
