Painting stone exterior

Exact Match Masonry Staining Stunning Natural Stone and Mortar Color Change transforms the mortar color orange to gray within minutes guaranteed.

Trying to find the right exterior colour to match stone on your house? Here's how to determine which siding colour looks best with your stone.

I’m up for painting just about anything — wood, brick, concrete, new, vintage, antique. It doesn’t matter to me. There’s nothing so precious or sacred that I won’t put paint on it. I’m a wood-worshiper and antique-lover’s worst nightmare. I’d buy a 150-year-old Victorian house and paint all of the stained oak wood trim, walls,...

Building Blocks Construction provides professional brick staining & refinishing services to refresh and protect brick exteriors in Toronto.

Stone accents can be amazing architectural focal points, but when they’re dark, outdated, or an awful yellow color from the 1970s, the look can be an eyesore. It may feel daunting or scary to change something that seems so permanent, but once you take the plunge, you’ll wish you had painted your stone sooner. We have 3 products you can use to easily update interior or exterior stone. Click Pin to read more.

how we cleaned and prepped our outdated stone fireplace before we whitewashed it using vinegar and a drill bit brush attachment.

Okay, so I actually completed this German Schmear fireplace update back in November of 2020, but because of life with two kids three and under, and a day job, I am just getting around to sharing this project now! I love seeing before and afters, […]

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Is it better to whitewash a brick exterior or limewash it? Both offer pros and cons, and our pros break them down for you.

I’m up for painting just about anything — wood, brick, concrete, new, vintage, antique. It doesn’t matter to me. There’s nothing so precious or sacred that I won’t put paint on it. I’m a wood-worshiper and antique-lover’s worst nightmare. I’d buy a 150-year-old Victorian house and paint all of the stained oak wood trim, walls,...