# How to Make Siding Look Like Brick
Things You'll Need
- 3 paint trays
- Paint roller
- Large rectangular sponge
- Round sponge
Instructions
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Fill a paint tray with light-beige outdoor latex paint. Coat a paint roller in the latex paint, then cover the entire siding surface with the beige paint. Allow the paint to dry for 12 to 18 hours.
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Fill a paint tray with rust-colored outdoor latex paint. Coat one side of a large rectangular sponge in the paint. Stamp the paint horizontally across the bottom of the siding wall, spacing the stamps one inch apart.
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Stamp a second row of rectangular shapes above the first row, positioning the middle of each second row brick stamp over the space of each first row brick stamp. This creates a staggered appearance that mimics real masonry.
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Repeat this process to cover the entire siding wall with stamped, staggered bricks. Allow the paint to dry for 12 to 18 hours.
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Fill a paint tray with a slightly lighter shade of rust-colored outdoor latex paint. Coat a round sponge with the paint.
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Lightly apply the lighter shade of paint over the individual bricks; this makes them look more three-dimensional. Allow the paint to dry for 12 to 18 hours.
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