How to Paint a Tile Fireplace
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2023
- Welcome to this DIY tutorial on how to paint a tile fireplace black! In this video, we'll walk you through the steps to transform your fireplace from outdated to modern with just a few simple tools and materials.
The first and most important step in painting your fireplace black is to clean it thoroughly. We'll show you how to clean the tile, sand it down, and then clean it again to ensure the surface is smooth, debris free, and ready for painting.
Next, we'll demonstrate how to apply bonding primer to the tile. This crucial step helps the paint adhere better and last longer. We'll also show you how to apply the final coats of Tricorn Black paint for a flawless finish.
Our painted fireplace has held up for months, even with the wear and tear of our kids' toys. So, whether you're looking to update your fireplace for a more modern look or simply refresh its appearance, this tutorial is perfect for you.
Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel for more DIY tutorials and tips, and let us know in the comments how your fireplace turned out!
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Valspar BONDING Primer
Valspar Reserve Tricorn Black Paint
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Thank you. I did it abs it turned out nice
Wow I can’t believe you painted over that beautiful stone.
It was cheap tile.
Im glad you mentioned about the kids toys going on it. I had same problem only I didn't prep previously. All paint chipped off. This time I will clean, sand and prime. Thanks for video
Can I do this with a marble fireplace? It’s not tile but solid marble.
Do you use the fireplace? How has it held up to heat if so?
I thought there would be a part where you talk about how well it held up. Is that in another video?
I wondered about this, too, but I think since he said he painted it in Sept. and then the "after" showed Christmas stockings, etc. ("a few months later" as promised), I think we are to deduce from the image that it held up. However, we don't know about the use of the fireplace at all. Hope this helps.
Mine has grout, any suggestions?
Hi! I’m using Behr brand Dynasty primer and paint all in one for my project. Do I still need a special bonding primer?
Can i use this same procedure/products on my travertine fireplace tile?
Is there a way to fill in the grout to have a smooth , level surface? If so, what do you use? can the product be sanded?
If you use the fireplace will the paint flake off
Still waiting for an answer to, will it hold up to the heat of the fireplace?
Is it heat resistant paint?
Did you seal it?