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Do you guys use Mineral Paint? need quote

5 years ago

I have a brand new house in Cumming, GA and the builder put the wrong color brick. I need to get the house painted - prefer white where there is brick now (most of the front, and lower half of the sides and rear. I've read normal paint only lasts a few years, but Mineral paints breathe and last longer.. Looking for advise and a quote..

Painted Brick Home | Alpharetta, GA · More Info

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Flawless Painting
5 years ago
Flawless Painting uses primer and then paints the brick. We are happy to provide a free proposal at your convenience: 678-386-7899
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