How to Paint a Brick Wall
Painting brick can be hard...unless you have a Wagner paint sprayer! Easily paint difficult grooves and pores in brick by using the FLEXiO 2000.
Hi, my name is Jennifer Maune with the lifestyle website JenniferMaune.com. Our brick sunroom was once a dark, dreary place and we recently transformed it to a bright, cozy room our family can enjoy. I’m excited to share the process with you!
Materials Needed:
- Wagner FLEXiO 2000 Paint Sprayer
- Pressure Washer
- Painters Tape
- Drop Cloth for Flooring
- Masonry Primer
- Interior Paint
Step One
Prepare Walls: Thoroughly clean walls and ceiling with a pressure washer. Fill in any holes or imperfections as necessary. Tape off edges and trim, and cover flooring with drop cloth.
Step Two
Prime Walls: Add Masonry Primer to your Wagner FLEXiO 2000 Paint Sprayer. Assemble your sprayer and set desired material flow and spray direction. I used the 9 setting for the ceiling and setting 10 for the brick walls. I used the High setting and sprayed in the horizontal direction. Now you are ready to paint all brick surfaces with layer of primer.
This sponsored project was created by Maune Legacy. To see the remaining instructions, head over to read the full post at http://jennifermaune.com/how -to-paint-exterior-bricks/