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It is my dream to paint our brick, but my husband is against it- so we have a compromise. When our house was built it had a detached garage. When we bought it, a room was added to connect the garage with the house. In doing so, we have one wall of this room that is exterior brick. I would love to paint it as an accent wall and make the area a mud room/office. Due to it being ‘inside’ I don’t feel comfortable with a sprayer because of the floors and lack of ventalation. Can you suggest a proper roller size to get all the grooves and crevases?
We would use an 1/2 nap roller