How To Remove Paint From Brick

[@johnparry7917]

Would be more honest to show the same brick at the end that was being cleaned, check the mortar pattern of the surrounding bricks

[@victorgatelljr.5753]

Cannot, because it does not work. Tried it

[@AXXXXA]

@@victorgatelljr.5753 what does work?

[@justheretosearch]

Good eye. What a fake’

[@deanhardy7478]

@johnparry7917 I was gonna say the exact same thing you beat me to it by 9years haha

[@Vieweratlarge]

Good catch!

[@matthewwatkins1854]

its a different brick at the end to the one at the start. Great video guys keep up the good work!!!

[@kenmcintosh3705]

I thought it was too as the brick below was red 😂😂

[@lawrences5275]

That is a very impressive product..scrubbing one brick changed the look of the entire wall...lol

[@4Mikes4Mindset4]

Nice catch. I'm researching how to depaint a brick wall currently 👍👍

[@isctony]

A DIFFERENT BRICK! hahaha - you have got to be kidding me

[@shaffey01]

imagine thinking this would work..lol

[@Cumbriahandyman]

Had to play it three times before I was certain the end brick was not the same brick it started with. What a load of con artists.

[@gcorle1]

Scam!!!!!!!!!! They show another brick at the end.

[@cpsheedy]

Beg to differ with these guys, but here's what you do...if the paint is dry, you can use a brush with steel bristles (like a grill brush) to remove it. You can blot up any remaining amount with paint thinner or turpentine. Case closed.

[@MrVinny2255]

That’s an awesome product. The look on that guys face in the end. He didn’t sleep that night

[@Streams375]

I noticed the brick was different, and I'm a girl! At the end of the video, I said hey! They probably used a clean brick that didn't have any paint on it to show how clean you can get it! It would have taken a lot more elbow grease to get the paint off that brick for the short video. But good to know what to use if you need it!

[@SqueakyGoose]

totally different brick. Just looking at it, shows the cement between bricks isn't even correct, the brick it self is different. Wowsers. Sooo your saying that product doesn't actually work? Bit of a screw up...

[@gcorle1]

And that video is how you destroy your credibility!

[@MusicFan0136]

I've been trying to clean a very soft brick lately. I used muriatic acid. It took 2 hits of 12oz/gal, then one hit of 28oz/gal, plus elbow grease to get the excess mortar and plaster off. It looks great for what it did, but it didn't do a thing to the paint.

[@mikew151Manhattan]

Brick acid is only used for mortar stains by desolving the lime content. It does not touch paint. The only way really is to grind off with a graffiti diamond grinder. Piss poor trick at the end of the vid btw

[@elegua9160]

Exactly

[@Xzelian]

I see why you would say that although to not damage the actual brick, I think a think a soft brush high rev silicate suspension would be better. Diamond would definitely work but lend to possible loss of sealant if any had been applied. One can easily get a huge batch of opal potch fairly cheap and use simple diamond Dremel wheels or a tile saw. to grind some powder down. To be clear not talking hydrated and carbide, just plain old silica to reduce hardness.

[@rosiegibbons7449]

Obviously a faulty product ..... Showing a different brick at the end. Pl-ease

[@Grover895]

There was brick on the course above the one he was working on that had a smear of paint on it. The final shot does not show that brick at all! Load of crap!

[@masterrksv]

Would this remove gloss paint from brick too?

[@Digmen1]

Yes shows us the full process so that we know that it works. Does the acid do any damage?

[@amyshepherd5842]

It’s a different bloody wall at the end . Note the black dots in the first wall and then the second

[@julianreid8179]

what you can do is use a cup brush and gentely touch the drip for just a half second. i did this on slate patio stones . got the paint off and no damage to the slate.

[@slicktype001]

@Matty10128 you're absolutely right. I had to watch this video twice after reading your comment. If you freze the video at 1:12 you'll notice the brick at his eye level to look exactly like the brick on the final result. notice the bit of mortar on that brick on 1:12 ? LOL . what a crock of crap THAT PRODUCT IS ! you must have ninja eyes to have spotted that. Ha!

[@davidandrews9902]

Brick cleaner is hydrochloric acid. Bit of paint stripper and high pressure washer might be better staying away from mortar joints? Some mobs use a soda blaster

[@CarlGennaro]

yep creep is showing different brick.. what a scam.. aren't they embarrassed?

[@Agent77X]

Video did not show the paint being removed. Only the complete picture. Extreme waste of time!

[@jason4832]

This guy played the peanut game with bricks...i call bs

[@8333P]

FAKE! The "clean" brick shown at the end is next to his shoulder at the beginning of the vid.

[@davidbennett546]

Can't find the product in the usual outlets. Also, looking carefully at marks on nearby bricks, i don't see them at the end of the video. ? same piece of wall.

[@Roo2398]

Ummm.... the brick you show at the end isn't even the brick that had the paint on it. Naughty naughty!!

[@davidharrison7853]

Defo another brick as the one that WAS below it to the right was a bright red but at the end it was a dull red.

[@PaoReno]

lol that didnt work, did it now ?? ;) love how marking on the brick "after" are totally different to original, stained one :)

[@roughryder5]

LMAO that wasn't even the same brick after the edit. Bruh..

[@dineshshah]

Oh dear - the technique might work but the 'result' brick is definitely not the same as the brick with paint. Hover between 1:48 & 1:49 and play spot-the-difference. You'll easily see they are different bricks!

[@fueltoblaze1554]

Hang on a minute pal. There was a huge chunk or brick taken out near the top left of the painted brick. Yet hey presto the crack has gone and it’s a different part of the wall!!

[@johnhankins7702]

LOL - never trust a British brick cleaner

[@stephenmonash8245]

Never trust the British full stop

[@gregmorrow]

Hey, videojag, replace this video with another one, instead of white paint smear a brick with sour cream, then apply the stuff in the bucket !

[@calvinjackson8110]

Why waste time showing something that does not work. Don't know what people get out of that. If it doesn't work, show us that and at least you have people knowing not to waste their time with this product. The goal should be to genuinely HELP somebody.

[@thepaperstaggering]

Wow! Editing makes 30hours look like 30 seconds!

[@georgep902]

This video was a scam! The final brick scene is the not same brick he applied the product.

[@fernesal]

For that little spot use a grinder

[@occaligirl714mia]

it not even the same brick at the end, color wise.... lol..

[@jaimzrapz]

Product wasnt working, cut the video, then it worked? Yeah im not buying

[@DarcWaynard]

That product is not for removing paint. Obviously. The acid eats calcium carbonate (typical mortor stains) from sloppy brick jobs. For paint removal use a paint stripper product. That with a very very light pressure wash should do the trick as long as the bricks are still solid.

[@matthewadams7585]

How yo label your company with dishonesty in 2 minutes. You basically showed that you couldnt figure out how to remove a light swipe of paint, so chose to try and manipulate the situation. What a joke

[@GoldenGateNum9]

hahahahaha

[@SammyEddie]

Why show another brick at the end? Must not work

[@dropdead.1]

😂😂

[@demetriusbaloyi2605]

Shame on you!

[@Motown952]

Lol. Different brick

[@Chris3141592]

Different bricks. Editing scam.

[@alexwhiteley29]

yeah def not the same brick,

[@bbhood85]

lol?!?

[@amydai1913]

rather sand it.

[@pasisovi]

He is not a paint decorator, is he? Just watch the body language

[@mick8733]

Omg the end where all the paint has gone isn't the same. Check it out. What a bunch of effing lies

[@familybettencourt7650]

Get a different job First time I've seen a scammer ever for brick cleaning Wow what's the purpose Unsubscribe to this channel

[@elhar3761]

That was a different brick... 😒

[@Fierythefaerie]

Wow. It's super obvious. How would you get away with it? Oh wait. They didn't

[@themrhelperguy]

How about some views for themrhelperguy

[@Yogamartial]

It's not funny it's true that acid needs dilution

[@mightyblowstudio]

Looks like a total scam! Deceptive as hell with not showing the same brick at the end!

[@user-ns7mz1ld9u]

So I guess that doesn't really work given the cheap cinematography trick was needed

[@SuperTONYC1]

yes its a scam

[@LizzyL2024]

I want the Creator to weigh in on whether he used the same brick at the end as he did at the beginning. Unless you weigh in and solve the controversy, you are a scam artist. No one should watch any more videos or buy any of the products that you suggest.

[@Jonathan-mk1ju]

Slippery video punting a product that don’t work 😆 slit of the hand with a different brick 🧱😂

[@adammyatt4880]

Comical

[@JohnnieAutard]

Shame on you Dulux!!!

[@MrWayno79x]

Utter mugs!!!!! Its a different brick at the end. That one way to lose thousands of customers.

[@pimousse007]

Why lie? 😠

[@jmabarker1]

Embarrassing

[@danh9225]

Different wall. Lame. Won't buy.

[@ahh1180]

Bull Crappppp

[@shadeedqaadir208]

Not the same bricks scamer

[@coraltalksmore..]

That wasn't the same brick at the end I noticed several marks on adjacent bricks that weren't visible at the end of the clip