Amazing Fireplace Makeover for less than $20 - Do it Yourself

Fireplace Makeover
Tools and materials:
White Mortar Mix (we used Type S) - www.lowes.com/pd/TXI-25-Sq-Ft...
Stir sticks - www.lowes.com/pd/SHLA-5-Gal-P...
Eye Protection - amzn.to/3yjpaUj
Rubber Gloves - amzn.to/3WHEPqk
Face Mask
Spray Bottle - amzn.to/3UGBF3O
Sponges - amzn.to/3V2Q37V
Ladder (if needed, depends on your fireplace)
Painter's Tape - amzn.to/3K1V7Tt
Plastic Tarp - amzn.to/3yiBGTL
or Builder's Paper - amzn.to/4dK60qW
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[@SuperDrCaramel]

I attempted & it was too thick. What’s best way to remove?

[@BL-vz3fv]

What's the difference in outcome between using whitewash ( watered down paint) vs mortar?

[@YourNewHouse]

I use mortar because I find it more durable and I prefer the stucco-like finished texture.
Thanks for watching,
Shanon

[@jodiegarris2220]

I have river rock, darker colors and they stick out and different depths up the entire wall and have very deep pores I guess you could say. Would this technique work?

[@Marakazzo]