
Jamie: Hadleigh, Suffolk, England.
I am so impressed with how you product worked on my brickwork.
The bricks had an insoluble milky salt or lime residue on them.
I was able to dye these back to the original colour using sample pots of your 'Mocha', Warm Orange' and 'Classic Brick Red'.
Thank you for such a great product!

Casi: St. Joseph, Missouri, USA (5 x Old English Red)
THANK YOU! I bought a fixer upper that had a terrible case of efflorescence on the chimney. I was a bit wary that dye would be able to cover how extensive the efflorescence was, but everything else I had tried (muriatic acid) didn't work. Nine months later, I still love the results!
Covering Efflorescence
Covering Efflorescence with Dyebrick

Kristin: New York
Kristin: New York"I just wanted to thank you for your expert advice. I finished the project this weekend and am so impressed with the results.
I wasn't expecting it to look this great. The color was a perfect match...some bricks needed multiple coats because the lime/efflorescence was so dense.
Wonderful product and will order again if needed in the future."