[header] How to replace a damaged brick [title] Decide if you can salvage the brick by removing it and turning it around. [title] If not, find a replacement brick that matches the color of the others. [step] The best option is to look in a hardware store that carries a wide variety of colors.
[header] How to replace a damaged brick [title] Decide if you can salvage the brick by removing it and turning it around. [title] If not, find a replacement brick that matches the color of the others. [step] The best option is to look in a hardware store that carries a wide variety of colors.
[title] Soak your new brick in water for an hour before installation. [title] Remove the broken brick by drilling a series of holes through the mortar surrounding the brick. [title] Set up a fire extinguisher. [step] It should be equipped with a deep end that can hold 50 to 35% heat, and you could place it in a masonry fire pit. [title] Once you have removed the brick, turn the brick around so that it is the same color. [step] You will need to see the edges of the brick, the grooves, and any other cracks, dents or bruises on the brick. However, you can also look online for alternatives that are less expensive. [substeps] No one does the necessary work when choosing a brick, but you should still look for an alternative brick manufacturer or one that sells brick restore kits that you can wash with soap and water.