could the bricks be painted? What type of paint do they recommed if you want to change the color.Thanks
1852370
I would think you could because the plastic has an uneven finish to it. Perhaps an acrylic paint and then follow with a clear topcoat that is resistant to the weather.
1852371
I'm sorry, I don't know that. I'm sure a place like Home Depot would point you in the right direction for paint used on plastics
1852372
Since these are plastic you will have to use a paint for plastics. If you can'f find a color you like in paint for plastics, then you need to get a plastic primer first. You can get a Valspar plastic primer in the spray paint section of Lowes paint department. Once dried you can paint. i recommend Valspar Duramax exterior semi gloss from Lowes.
1852373
yes i believe they can be painted, however there is nothing in the instructions regarding paint. sorry i could not be more helpful
1852374
The bricks are plastic so I would guess that you could use the Krylon Fusion Spray Paint that is meant for plastic. This particular brand of paint shows that it can be used on the plastic outdoor furniture so I would think it should stand up to the weather. My only real concern would be if you are going to be using a weed-eater around it. That may damage your paint job. Hope this helps & good luck!
1206541
I actually painted my with interior paint and they look awesome. If you plan on them being left outside use exterior. But interior will work if your putting them in a garage or building for storage
1593194
The only option I had was black. You can always have them painted after you get them
1004236
I wouldn't paint it because it is a kind of oily wood. If you want you can probably put an oil based stain on it and they come in lots of colors.
97481
No they do not. You will have to build it. It comes In a gray color, but you can paint it if you don't like the preset color scheme
675098
It would be a lot easier just to paint any unfinished back area with black paint. I don't think you can turn the pieces around. There isn't a lot of solid panels in the back any way , so why not just paint what ever you want to look finished?
404876
Although I haven't done this myself, I would think that it could be painted. I don't see why not.
2003931
I don't think you could paint it. The color is almost tan/ earthy color. Blends In nicely. Once our plants come up we don't even see it.
710018
I think it would not adhere well to bricks. Using double faced foam tape might be a solution.
1734333
This would be creative coloring-Get the terra cotta pack, use the white, or use some epoxy (messy), fill your tile, then get some enamel paint and paint the top to matchAnd use a clear coat in either gloss or flat or semigloss to match. Yeah it's a pain, but it's about all you have besides replacing tile
499881
they come already painted white.but you can paint it in any color you want.sand it a little before painting though
1347187
Yes it can be painted if wanted. I'd suggest getting it powder coated. It will look the best and be strong against ever bumbling it without peeling. I hoped this helped
685810
I guess you can, if you're careful about it. I wouldn't know what type of paint to use. I just used crayons on mine.
209917
They CAN be painted; can't remember what type I used, but it was some cheap-o kid paint, and it worked long enough for my son to turn in the assignment! :)
522830
Sure you can paint it. It is mostly pressboard but it is all wood of some sort. I would recommend roughing it up with a really light sandpaper or wiping it down with TSP to give it some tooth for the paint to adhere to but then you should have no problem. Good luck!
1128363
It wont look bad. I Just dont think it will stick. The adhesive is not that strong. Depending on the color of your brick you also have to choose the right contrast in colors so they can stand out, also I chose my last name initial in a different color to blend in with the wall color and stand out at the same time.
2090184
I'm not an expert but I think you could paint it if you sanded it first. I don't think you can stain it