Giani Brick Transformations Whitewash Paint for Brick Walls and Fireplaces

I ordered this and wasn’t sure how it would go. I ordered a quart thinking a pint just wouldn’t be enough. I probably used less than 1/4 of a quart on this. I used 2 parts water to 1 part paint. If I did another one, I would probably do 2.5 to 1. A little bit goes a long way... I did put it on a little too thick on the top, but after it had dried for an hour, and I realized it was too much white. I took a wet magic eraser and went around and thinned spots in between the grout lines, etc. So it’s not like regular paint, if you put it on and it’s just not quite right you can use a magic eraser to make spots lighter or just have a small brush to add a little more here or there. I just brushed this on with a 2 inch paintbrush and spots that looked a little too white I used a different paintbrush just dipped in water to go over and lighten. It was a pretty simple project and would completely recommend this product.

This product is excellent! I have a 1970’s home with a red brick surround around my oven. I’ve always thought it looked so dated but was hesitant to paint over the brick because doing so seemed so permanent. I’m so glad I finally did it. Giani Brick Transformations was so easy to use. The worst part was scrubbing the brick to prepare it for whitewashing. I used a 1:1 ratio of paint to water and loved the result as some of the red showed through after wiping down. Wishing I’d have done it years ago!

I purchased this to whitewash the stone around my wood burner. I did a 50/50 dilution and did one coat on the walls and 2 coats on the floor. The walls were more porous so when I wiped the paint not as much wiped off as the floor, which was a different type of stone and didn't absorb the paint as much. This was easy to use and turned out really beautiful. This is going to look even more beautiful when we pain the trim white and the walls blue and get new flooring.

I was on maternity leave and my fireplace was bugging me so i decided to make it look better. Pretty easy to use. I used a smaller brush for in between the bricks. I did not use a cloth. I Followed the water to paint ratio and I have a lot of it left over.

My wife loves how the fire place came out. And it’s super easy to use. Product has good coverage just be patient and you’ll have great results