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Apply Masonry Stain by Spraying and Back-brushing

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Painting Brick White Fast and Easy!

What happens here

The application process for solid color stain on brick involves two main actions. First, the stain is sprayed onto the surface. This method is efficient for covering large areas quickly. Second, immediately after spraying, the stain is back-brushed or back-rolled. This action is crucial to push the stain deep into the pores, pinholes, and various angles of the brick and mortar, ensuring complete and opaque coverage. The speaker mentions that this process ensures the stain is "colored opaquely 100%."

Tools and materials

  • Paint Brush
  • Solid Color Stain H&C

What they say

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and easy to do and when we're staining our brick we're spraying it on to get it on fast and quickly and then we're back brushing and back rolling to really push it into the pores and get it in deep so it's um colored opaque um what uh color opaque you know 100 are you enjoying the video so far are you finding it helpful hit the subscribe button hit the notification bell that way you'll get notified every time we come out with more of this free content and now let's get back to the video now a few tips and tricks when it comes to actually um you know staining or or coloring your brick or stone when you're getting ready to do it if you think about the house and how much paint and you start doing some calculations up how much stain you're going to use i keep using the terminology paint but it's stained you're probably going to use three times more than what you think because the brick itself has all these infinite pins pin holes angles and stuff

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