EASY DIY FAUX BRICK WALL *And How To Hide The Seam*

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Great job!
Comment from : Krickette

You didn't talk about how you did the grout lines
Comment from : Sara Davis

Would this work as a kitchen backsplash? How would it hold up getting wet or getting wiped down cleaning? Thanks! It looks great
Comment from : Joshua Berry

What is the color match code for the paint?
Comment from : Mel De Leon

Hey!! Did you just use the spackle over the seams or did you use spackle over the entire “grout line” in the brick? I guess I’m wondering how you faded the spackle out into the rest of the “grout” if you only used it on the seems
Comment from : Katie Brown

Im from Australia, what is SPACKLE? lol
Comment from : Paul Anthoni

We put up the 2 panels yesterday and the seam is off 1/2 inch, after measuring everything, big disappointment Yours is definitely the best joining I’ve seen
Comment from : Sandi Newton

A guy assisting me at Lowes said using those "brick" panels (made of a pressed cardboard-like material) are a bad choice for kitcnens or baths because it will expand when it gets wet
Comment from : D Rhuby

I love your idea and information of material Very very nice ❤Thank you so much for sharing 😊
Comment from : Leah J

Excellent tutorial Short and to the point without missing the details Thank you
Comment from : mrsticker2

Looks so good ❤
Comment from : Kirado Mochi

this is beautiful--is it renter friendly ?
Comment from : ki s

Awesome job! And that seam job tho! Great job nice too!👍
Comment from : Richard Pineda

What's spakle?
Comment from : Banagan

You did a fantastic job!!! I'm actually doing my wall today and just looking at how other people hid their seems Yours looks best so far
Comment from : Skunkd Life

Hello Thank you for your video I am doing this process in my laundry room Can you tell me what technique did you use on all the grout lines? Did you use the spackle in all the grout lines?
Comment from : Andrea Sieling

Great tutorial, only wish you’d shown the actual application of the spackle, the angle it was placed
Comment from : Sandi Newton

Did you go through and paint the grout white first or painted it all and only wiped the bricks?
Comment from : Krista Kay Parsley

Looks great!
Comment from : MJ Olson

Alex Plus 16 oz High Performance Spackling Pastedoesn't change color
Comment from : Marta Escobar

I love German Schmeared bricks and yours is the best faux work I've seen You did a fantastic job Thanks for schmearing! I mean sharing lol!
Comment from : JULI TAIT

I like to say a perfect job I am going to again go to Home Depot problem with my HD they need to take better care of their goods I really wanted whiter or Gray, and, this made me rethink I never thought about the seams Lol If the paneling is soft and easy to scratch, another story
Comment from : Fishycomics

Follow-up question since you posted this at least a year ago how is this holding up and do you still love the way it looks and feels? I'd like to try this on the long wall behind my sofa so I need it to look and feel realistic Thank you!!
Comment from : Virginia P

This is, by far, the nicest and most natural faux brick wall using Home Depot panels that I've seen on YouTube I've been tempted by the expensive masonite 'brick' panels that would total $1500-2000 for my accent wall This is incredibly affordable yet seems to look great (at least from afar, lol) I also really appreciate the paint vs joint compound info The compound method seems incredibly messy plus still requires a sealer 😵
Comment from : Virginia P

great job
Comment from : Cold Fire

Thank you AWESOME VIDEO
Comment from : Jackie Remis

Good job
Comment from : Daniel Finch

Hey Amy - great work! I’m using this technique for a back drop wall during live streams on my channel I’ll be sure to give you a shoutout - you’re super close to the coveted 1k sub mark 😁 Although I doubt our audiences overlap much 😂brSo I bought the same panels at Home Depot and noticed you touched up the grout on your panels, yes? I assume that was the paint and not the spackle, right? I also noticed the gross orange hue it takes on after drying
Comment from : Whisky Barrel Gaming

LOVE!!! 😍brEdit: subscribed!
Comment from : The Thrifty Fawn

Perfect!! 💫🌟💫… Butler’s pantry here I come!!
Comment from : Lidror Yaar

The one tutorial that gave me confidence in doing this! Thank you! brbrWhat kind of finish did you used for the paint matching the brick color? Thank you!!
Comment from : Rebecca Diaz

Nice job Thanks for the tutorial!
Comment from : PC800Fixes

Wow
Comment from : Rexie Castillo

Plan on doing this to a wall in my home One question: when did you paint the grout lines and did just use paint?
Comment from : Judi knellinger

Thank you for being incredibly straightforward and to the point This is bexactly/b what I’ve been looking for, so thank you!
Comment from : wokeupinapanic

This was the most informative video I’ve seen on faux brick panels Question for you, I want to do an all white brick look so I plan to follow your process on hiding the seams just painting everything white My question is, does the panel absorb a lot of paint?
Comment from : Nelson Ramón

Finally someone hides the seam! I’ve been searching and searching and there’s been so many terrible results Yours is perfection!
Comment from : Maren Clyde

Brilliant idea! 😍
Comment from : FanofTV1

Love it!
Comment from : TJ MakerExtraordinaire

Why not use less white paint and not wait so much until it's dry? Wouldn't it be easier?
Comment from : Μαρία Παπαδοπούλου

Hi! Great video! Would you say this is renter friendly if you wanted to take it down?brbrThank you!
Comment from : CydStruts

This is good, but I’m looking for something more faux Like faux faux So faux that it’s not even allowed Maybe even frowned upon
Comment from : punkinmyvitamins1

🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : Gabriel Prado

Amazing! Looks stunning!
Comment from : Shiraz Pervez

I was afraid to use the brick panels because of the ugly seam but this is perfect I can't wait to do this
Comment from : Krys

Best I've seen - thanks!
Comment from : Linda Prater

BEST seam cover I've seen so far
Comment from : NoFuneral

How do you cut the panels to size if needed?
Comment from : Laura Imhoff

So beautiful
Comment from : Dahl Family

Wow what a great job you did in general I've seen many of these projects being done and the problem is that the seams are always visible Awesome job hiding the seams
Comment from : Milagros Smith

Great job! I can't even see the seam!!!
Comment from : Linda White

Thanks for sharing, this looks wonderful You did an amazing job! I have a question regarding your shelving How do you hang things (especially heavy things) from your wall once your brick tile has been applied? How were you able to locate your studs?
Comment from : Elizabeth A

This is the best brick panel accent wall I have seen! The seams bother me on most, but I can't even see yours What did you use to apply the pink spackle/ putty knife and wipe off the brick? When you did the final white primer paint on the brick, you did not paint the grout lines, correct?
Comment from : Lisa Eldred

Great job hiding the seams!
Comment from : Hello Gorgeous Skin Studio

Look AMAZING!! Can I please get the paint color / formula, or can you psot a pic of teh top of the can form Sherwin? TY!
Comment from : Madison Hiney

Came here for DIY tips for my weekend project, ended up getting unintentional ASMR as well lol! You should branch out!
Comment from : Andrew Barratt

This may be a stupid question, but did you use a damp sponge to wipe it or was it dry? I really want to make sure I do it correctly😂
Comment from : Whitney Moore

Yours is the best brick wall I have seen without the seems showing
Comment from : Watch Servant

can you provide a link for the panels from Home Depot? or a product #? thanks!
Comment from : Molly Carnes

👍💖🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : Noname

Does the Zinser need to be wet or dry when you are removing with the scratch pad?
Comment from : Troy Griffen

Hi This is beautiful Could you please tell me about your shelves? How are they attached? How did you get them level I love the whole look Thank you for sharing
Comment from : Mary Twinn

Was your crown molding already up when you hung this?
Comment from : TheEnigmaticmuse

Yours is the first tutorial I've seen that perfectly covered the seams! Great job!
Comment from : Amber Patrick-Griffin

Incredible job! Looks so real
Comment from : G B

This is a great video, very helpful, thank you for sharing I am tackling these panels for a very large feature wall With our decor, I'd rather do a darker wash Do you think this would work/look good? Would you suggest trying to match up the grout colour of the panel
Comment from : Amy Hunter

This truly spectacular!
Comment from : Hello Dolly

What paint did you use?
Comment from : Mariana Lima

OMG thank you for your video I am going to do this in my small kitchen but I did not know which way to do it and now I know!! Beautiful!
Comment from : Kelli Cotrell

Yes this is the way to go
Comment from : Sue Schatteman

Ok, I haven't been a fan of those panels from Home Depot because of how flat they are That is until now This is the best I've ever seen them!
Comment from : Melissa Timea