That is great info! I wish I’d seen that years ago at my old house. Didn’t want to paint the brick fireplace but it really could have used something.

Whats a cost range for how much sq ft coverage? (Its prob in your link but I’m lazy)

It says the initial dilution rate (without adding more water to lighten the dye) covers about 162 square feet. Without shipping the kit costs about $53.

I know this is old but am hoping you can let us know if the color variants between the natural bricks remains or does the dye change every brick to the exact color of the dye. Hope that makes sense. Thanks!

No problem, the variations between the bricks stayed. I ended up removing the brick because it was falling apart but the stain is definitely a great option for small homes as a DIY--it would get tedious after a time but I suppose you could space it out over several weekends.

Seems like a lot of work for the end difference. But I think it will look great. SOOO much better than the paint some slap all over brick these days.

Good option for enhancing your brick house. Very helpful post.

was hoping to change our brick colour completely as it is an orangish brick. Did see this company sells stain wondering where you are located as we are in ontario canada and where i live there is no company that will do this, so it will need to be a do it yourself project.

It was ordered from the UK as mentioned in the original post. I would expect that in most places this would be a DIY job. using a roller may make the job simpler.

Another option is Romabio, they have lime washes in addition to paints designed for masonry. Good luck!

@Shawn & Deb Krueger

https://nawkaw.com/collaboration-sarah-richardson/

Wonderful video discussing staining brick by Sarah Richardson and Nawkaw Masonary in good old Ontario.
Good luck with your project.

Oh my goodness, this is so helpful! I'm looking for something that doesn't totally cover the color of our varying rock colors, but just tone it down. I can't wait to look into this! THanks for posting.