ABOUT BUCKEYE BRICK STAINING
Mike Soful and Chad Migge are bringing their artistry and diligence to a whole new industry! The two worked together making signs and graphics for over twenty years. In that time they managed dozens of clients while also serving as installers in a variety of settings.
Inspired by what they have discovered in the world of masonry, Chad and Mike will continue their successful partnership. Enhanced by the training of Masonry Cosmetics.
A FEW PAINTED BRICK FAILURES
What Should Brick Staining Look Like?
One Brick At A Time
A true brick stain cannot be sprayed or rolled, it needs to be strategically applied by brush, one brick at a time.
Staining Brick Is Artistic
A true brick stain should be customized for every project. The stain should only be applied to the brick that needs color enhanced.
Natural Looking
A true brick stain allows the brick to appear natural looking, because it is translucent in nature, Allowing the brick to maintain its natural range.
Water Based
A true brick stain should be water-based and should not contain any acrylic or latex.
When We Say We Are The Brick Matching Experts, We Mean It
Our company is certified by Masonry Cosmetics, Inc., the industry leader in brick matching and masonry staining, to stain porous masonry. We proudly use their products and continue to benefit from their ongoing technical support. Below, you'll find articles written by the Masonry Cosmetics team, offering valuable insights into the brick and masonry staining industry. We're sharing these resources with you to provide an opportunity to deepen your understanding of this field.
Brick Matching 101
To get a brick match, start planning early to find the brick or blend a combination of brick. If you cannot find brick that match, find brick that match in size and texture, and then get as close as you can in color. Then, use a proven masonry stain system to bring the color even closer. Satisfy your customers; simplify your life. Make it match, every time.
Masonry Staining: A Great Option For Masons And Contractors
The dreaded punch list — it can be a terrible experience to receive one when you thought the job was done. How many times have you completed hours, days or weeks of work, only to have your payment withheld because of an imperfection that is now drawing everyone’s attention? How many times have you torn out an imperfection and replaced it, only to have it not match or have it look like a bad patch job?