The answer is yes but removing the paint from your brick fireplace can be a tedious process.
How to remove paint from brick fireplace.
Next choose your fireplace paint color.
Determining my course of action for removing the paint from my fireplace took hours of online research.
In many cases a better option is to paint over the fireplace with a new color or use a specialty paint kit to get a natural brick look using just paint.
A brick surround is the best bet for painting.
This peel away paste was suppose to help eat up the paint.
In our home we have a fireplace that was painted white but turned yellowish.
Painting effectively covers up brick that is damaged dirty or an unattractive color and can radically change the look and feel of a room.
So we had to wire drill.
After spending hours on google we concluded that removing paint from the fireplace was indeed possible.
How to restore a painted brick fireplace.
Natural stone and brick fireplaces can be damaged by some paint stripping tools and chemicals.
Tools for my fireplace refresh.
Make the fireplace the centerpiece to the room again by removing all the old paint to give it a clean natural look.
Pick a color that matches the style of your home and the room s decor.
A whitewash brick fireplace is a classic choice but a black painted fireplace adds drama.
So we put a paste on the brick and covered it with plastic.
Paint over spray and layers of paint that were purposely applied can be stripped away from the inner and outer surfaces of a fireplace.
Make sure you really want to remove it before you start.
I always hated that paint and hoped there was red brick behind it.
Here s how i restored this fireplace to its original beauty for just 300.
Unfortunately it didnt remove all the paint off.