Now you can focus your attention on the more stubborn.

Getting paint off brick. Making sure the gel or paste is thoroughly covering all areas of the brick, including crevices in the brick and mortar. Place peeling strips on the. Peel the strips in a slow and deliberate fashion;

After you’ve tested the paint stripper and decided to continue the project, use a paint scraper to remove any flaking paint from the surface of the. Apply the paint remover to the painted area of brick. Wipe the gel over the painted area thickly, letting it sit to begin breaking down the painted surface.

The dumond system shown here on wood, but it works. If any paint is visibly flaking from the brick, scrape it away before starting the stripping process. Apply solvent or compound to the brick with a brush or specialized tool.

I used concrete paint dye and a small sponge the color of the brick. Apply the gel to a towel or cloth of some sort. Once you are done removing paint from.

Follow the manufacturer’s directions as you cover the entire brick surface. As you peel, the paint beneath should come off too. Scrape off the paint using a.

Do this with a paint scraper, a wire brush, or a combination of both. Allow the paint remover to dry for the recommended time as per the manufacturer’s instructions. Wherever the strips leave behind either compound or paint, use.