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Bricks and Stones have always been my passion. There are thousands of products to choose from and to learn about. If you need to know the specifics about bricks and stones, I will be more than happy to answer any questions about the masonry world as in how it is made, how to install it, specifications and quality.
I have been employed by brick and stone distributors for the past 21 years, meaning I have access to all sorts of information provided by the manufacturers that enables me to guide homebuilders and architects to make the best choice for their projects.
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Masonry Specialist. Commercial and Industrial specialty. DEC in Commercial Business.
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Major Homebuilders, Masonry Contractors, Architects.
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Thank you for your question Kirsten. Painting over brick is not recommended, for it keeps the brick from "breathing" and will chip and crack over time. To have that "red brick" look, you have access
Thank you for your question Linda. The piece you have found is amazingly beautiful. I did some research over the Internet and found that a Cherub is a type of divine being mentioned in the Bible, usually
I understand your concern for the quality of the method used in this situation. The Sherwin Williams is considered a good product, but is often referred as a temporary solution to staining brick. In
Thank you for your question. With regards to the Sherwin Williams water based stain, here is the explanation of the product from their web site: "H&CŪ Concrete Stain Solid Color Water-Based bonds
Thank you for your question Mike. If you wish to not use the concrete "imitation" stone, the traditional way would be to tear down your clay yellow brick and have that replaced with the flagstone that
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