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SMALL FRONT PORCH STEPS IDEAS PATCH
You might try this idea on a not so visible patch first. I would continue it by masking off the area and painting in a thin but opaque line of white to just bring it all the way across and meet the other line on the for right of the brickwork at about the same level.Īlso any other squiggies, I'd try to straighten them out as much as possible, same way.
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Then looking below and to the left of it, you have a thin white line of calk there. For the squiggly line on the top left, I would actually try to paint over it with thin coats of medium gray as much as possible. Oh and let your paint dry completely and be the color of white you want before you pull up the tape. It'll make a big difference, and you'll be able to keep your 'natural stone' look. Do these subtle two things, and take care to do them well. You really don't want too many bold or harsh lines here, but subtle changes in washes of coloration, like natural stone is. For the light gray side with the smear of calk around the cracks and possibly in the stone, I'd get a small can of slate gray and lightly accentuate the edges of the light gray stone above the white caulk lines. Every 10 minutes I'd want you to be standing up and stepping back ten feet to view your work. But I would use the white edges that are there from caulk, and accentuate them with a medium paintbrush just to even out the lines, and make them look more expertly crafted. Assuming I could get both sides to look 'medium gray' I would then buy some white paint and carefully taping off with masking tape or painter's, and use a bone folder to get it down securely. I would scrub the moss growing on the one side off with bleach water, and the black mold growing on the other side as well.