Supplies Needed
Step 1: Clean your brick with dish soap, water and cloth or a rag.
Step 2: Apply FrogTape Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to all surrounding surfaces to prevent any paint bleeds.
Step 3: Mix equal parts paint with water in a bucket. Adjust mixture until you get the look you want.
Step 4: Brush on the whitewash, first on the grout lines, then on the bricks. Wipe the wet bricks and grout with a clean cloth as you go.
Step 5: While the paint is still wet, remove the painter's tape.
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