In our old house we came to the point where we needed a new roof and new t-1-11 or siding. We really hated our brick color though and didn't want to try to match up siding and roof colors to the hideous brick. There aren't a lot of cheap options though: rebrick (not in our budget), paint it (in our budget but I think it doesn't look good and that is just my personal humble opinion) So I started doing some research online when I ran across this product called dyebrick. Sounds like a daunting project to hand stain each brick by hand? Sure does!! I also had a 5 month old and 4 year old at the time too! So during naps I would grab the monitor and sneak outside with my 4 year old while she played next to me and it took me all summer. The results were amazing though and we LOVED it! In fact it didn't even look like the same house. See for yourself below.
BEFORE Dyebrick:
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| Saying goodbye to the 1970's |
After Dye Brick (note we also did new siding and a new roof which we had planned to do anyway as the house was that age)
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| Front view of hosue, we decided to go with a more timeless and classic color scheme (red and white with black accents) |
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| Side view of house |
Hello! I'm thinking about using Dyebrick for my house as well - how did it last over the winter? Also, did you use the classic brick red color?
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry I just saw this!! We used classic red as is per directions. The project is about 5 years old now and still looks great! Very happy with product!!!
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