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Old May 16, 2008, 11:36 AM
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refinishing brick fireplace

Hello, I'm Tresa and I am moving to an apt with a very ugly old red brick fireplace and was searching for a solution other than painting that I could actually use and not be in trouble with the landlord. any suggestions?

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Old May 18, 2008, 12:00 AM   #2  
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Is this a real brick fireplace or a wall structure that is made to look like a real brick fireplace? Also, what is it that you find unattractive about it, please?
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Old May 19, 2008, 06:43 AM   #3  
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You must get the landlords approval for anything that will change the interior of his property. Have you asked/talkied to him about fixing up the fireplace?
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Painting is really easy if the landlord will allow but if he will not, and you will never use the fireplace - get a trifold screen. you could find a fabric one, one in an antique store, or just hindge three pieces of wood together and paint it. This way you can make it a size, color and style you want. Put a couple taller plants on either side.
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