Bathroom Update- Brick wall

JodyMarie
JodyMarie
JodyMarie
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I’m so happy I finally got up the nerve to ”brick” my bathroom wall!

I used mostly walnut gel stain, some ebony gel stain, and finally antique white gel stain to tone down the other two colors. I used a full size sponge mop along with a scrubby size sponge to do the half bricks. This took me about 3 hours to complete.
My cabinet is not HTP since it was painted long before knowing about this amazing paint and stain.
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Techniques Used
Colors Mixed
Materials Used
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Ebony (warm black) ALL-IN-ONE Stain for wood, leather and painted surfaces
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16oz
Antique White (creamy white) ALL-IN-ONE Stain for wood, leather and painted surfaces
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16oz
Walnut (rich brown with red undertones) ALL-IN-ONE Stain for wood, leather and painted surfaces
1
16oz
Brick Pattern Sponge Mop
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Total Cost: $111.96
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