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

In this video I show you how to do an easy DIY faux brick wall/backsplash using Home Depot brick panels all under $100. And how to hide the seam the seam so it looks seamless. I went with a german smear/schmear or lime wash look using paint!

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Home Depot Brick Panels

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[AmyLynn]

If you're interested in the rest of the bar I just posted a full mini bar tour:)

[dawnscott]

Finally a faux brick tutorial where I can see some brick . I ❤ it . Thanks

[marenclyde]

Finally someone hides the seam! I’ve been searching and searching and there’s been so many terrible results. Yours is perfection!

[amberpatrick-griffin]

Yours is the first tutorial I've seen that perfectly covered the seams! Great job!

[vittlesnskittles]

this is the best seam cover up i’ve seen. you gave me the confidence to do this. it looked so daunting at first

[MelissaTimea]

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!

[bm]

Came out beautifully ! Thanks for the simple tutorial ! No drama video. Just the info and greatly done.

[Viragomp]

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. 😵

[christiesmurphy]

I have watched so many videos about this topic in preparation for me to tackle this project and yours is definitely the best I’ve seen. Can you tell me, did you also paint the grout? I

[LJ-ubbi]

Your seam looks great!! I had yet to see a true seamless look using the full brick panels, until your video. I wish I had come across it a week ago! We just did the faux wall by cutting out the half bricks and will caulk the seam in the grout area where we pieced it together.
Great tutorial!

[SkullsAndSugar]

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

[lidroryaar]

Perfect!! 💫🌟💫….. Butler’s pantry here I come!!

[wokeupinapanic]

Thank you for being incredibly straightforward and to the point. This is *exactly* what I’ve been looking for, so thank you!

[nofuneral]

BEST seam cover I've seen so far.

[ellisnd]

Did you use that same white paint for the seams between the brick?

[mrsticker]

Excellent tutorial. Short and to the point without missing the details. Thank you.

[milagrossmith]

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.

[iamme]

Hi. I love your wall. How did you get your grout lines to be so “sharp”? This is where I’m struggling.

[JackMontana]

I LOVE IT!!!
That is not DIY . That is a PRO!!!
I want the brick design but hesitant to do it on my own or get a pro carpenter that he may not do it properly. I am torn between this design or the wood slats.

[fishycomics]

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