Paint Stripper - How To Remove Old Paint from Brick and Brickwork - Product Link in Description
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- This is how I managed to get some really disgusting old green paint (30+ years) off the brick work on the front of a house. This was the best stuff I found to do the job as a DIY'er so just wanted to share it. Below are LINKS to the product I used on Amazon. Thanks for watching.
US - amzn.to/3FepbYj (Tester Kit)
UK & EU - amzn.to/2WADwNo - Jak na to + styl
People that paint brick are the same people that carpet hardwood floors.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm 64 yrs old and I want to strip the paint off my fireplace and after some researching I was becoming discouraged. By far your tutorial is the best. I feel encouraged that I can tackle this job. Thank you so much!!!
I have always thought quartering was proper punishment for anyone who paints bricks.
Fantastic video, thank you for the hard work to put this video together for the world, much appreciated.
You achieved something marvellous here
Incredible product indeed and your diligence was rewarded greatly
Thanks considering doing this on a balcony before I repaint. Brick walls, concrete floor. Definitely good to see my options and how long each step will take. The walls may not need doing but the floor is peeling.
OMG! What a beautiful finish
Great tutorial video! I will certainly be following these tips - thanks!
This gives me hope. Someone painted our fireplace before be bought the house.
Very good and step by step explanation. Thanks
I am following these instructions to the latter, even the colour of our paint is the same!
Man you must really have some patience!! It seems there must be an easier way ,but looks good!!
Great job, fair play for sharing your method
This video is exactly what I was looking for.....thank you 👏
I had thought only sandblasting was still available as an option. Glad to see that other options are available that work.
I just cringe when I see a painted brick house. Just pains me. Especially so if the interior is just lovely.
Sometimes people buy houses that were previously owned and had things done to them which they might not choose to do themselves. Very occasionally perfection is not an available option and one is forced to make compromises.
Thanks for bringing this method to my attention!
Proof if ever it was needed, that everything on the internet works better with cats!
would a powerwasher work to remove the paste or would that damage the brick? not just not work at all?
Who cares about the paint removal --- The cat is beautiful :-) BTW -- best intermission ever!
Looks terrific, nice job!
Glad you like it!
thanks for posting, very informative
wow! this gives me hope! thanks :D
Nicely done! Looks great.
why would you ever paint brick
Some walls are solid. Painting was used as a method to prevent moisture ingress.
right now i have re-paint my house with protection painting a brick wall with paint to protect ur brick work for 15 years if u dont u can get damp and rot in ur house ive come looking on video like this to remove and repaint with primer and main masonry paint to protect my house for few more years dont really need to paint ur house just need to add the protection paint to keep the damp and mold from entering the house or damaging ur brick work. Im painting my house to add value for selling the property making it looked well maintained.
I live in the US and my dad did the same thing he painted the nice red bricks inside the house, now he's gone now I gotta bring it back to red brick color. I was wondering if this is possible and it is. Thanks!
Looks great .
Wow excellent !! thank you so much
wow, that's so awesome
Well done m8!
Very good! Thanks! There is paint on my fireplace brick that I want off.
OMG I need to remove paint from around the Fireplace at my hose & was looking for an easy way. I think this is it. Freaking brilliant. Thanks for sharing. Can you use this product on Wood too?
Nice job
well done
Awesome job!
Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
Excellent job! Does the product have a strong odor? I'm working on my basement brick wall and need a product as simple to use as that for the job. Thanks!
+Beanz572 I didn't really notice any smell from it at all, although I did mine outside.... You could get a 1 litre tester to try out in a confined basement
For older bricks, would this approach risk damaging the bricks? After the initial layer comes off, could the rest be accomplished with only the bristle brush?
The wire brush tool in the drill does seem to take off a small amount of the face of the brick as the water goes red. I guess a lighter wire brush would be more gentle but would take more time, on the bricks I have anyhow
+Kenneth Kopczyk It likely would be less damaging than sand blasting. My parents had a wall sandblasted and the brick was old, soft brick. It did strip some of the surface away. It might look better than the horrific painted brick monstrous atrocity.
Are you going to paint it? LOL Nice Job
Cute cat and good work on your house.
What made you choose the 7 over the 1 or two? I am trying to decide what will be the best for me to do a whole house. I do not have the budget to repoint the brick afterwards . Thanks for a great video.
Peelaway 7 seemed to have the better reviews when I was looking into it.
ok good to know... thanks!
love the cat
Is this the best way to do it if your bricks are going up? A latter would not be safe to do that much work? I need to do the front of my house but the bricks go up instead of side ways.
Your probably better getting a tester pack and trying it out.
Brian Guzman If you have quite a bit of work to do, it's probably worth renting a scaffold.
Use pressure water washing. The sandblasting can damage the brick
+Vahakn Arslanian so can pressure washing.
First of all... that paint was not green, it was yellowish gold lol. Just me being a color police 😉
will this product work in cold weather?
I think the temperature needs to be above 10 degrees C
Baffles me why some idiots paint beautiful brick.
Anyone who wishes to paint 🧱 is not in their right mind!
One of the simplest ways to devalue your home-paint the brick
Never ever paint brick. It's a rank amateur way to do things.
I bet a pressure washer would make quick work of the cleanup
yeah, it probably woul but it was a windy day and I didn't want to have to clean the neighbours cars
Lol fair enough
Kitty!
I hate houses that have been painted
Seems like a lot of work.. and a lot of time, could have used a walnut sandblaster and done that in about 15 minutes
But probably would have had to hiresomeone in or a sandblasting machine & compressor and would have had to screen off the whole area in a busy street, this whole job cost me £90, so it was the cheapest and easiest solution for me