Repairing holes in brickwork

simondyntDBeK · 6 Dec 2018

I've removed a doorbell from the front of my house and am now left with this - how easy would it be to 'repair'?

Ian H · 6 Dec 2018

Use a screw to pull the plugs out and squeeze in some brown silicone?

stuart45 · 6 Dec 2018

https://www.bing.com/images/search?...607999692057546574&selectedIndex=1&ajaxhist=0

Tigercubrider · 6 Dec 2018

Find a similar brick where you can drill a few holes
Collect the dust.

Make a blob of mixed aroldite and add some dust, shove it in the hole and add a bit of surface dust

lostinthelight · 6 Dec 2018

Ive used epoxy resin mixed to a stiff paste with coarsely powdered brick then work dry powder into the surface if it looks shiny..works a treat on stone work too.

Edit. stopped typing to watch the end if the chase Tigercubrider

bobasd · 6 Dec 2018

problem with usin brick dust is that these bricks only have the colour burned on the outside - the face skin.
as suggested, brown silicone/sealant will do.
it will weather to match in time.

^woody^ · 6 Dec 2018

You need to get creative

lostinthelight · 6 Dec 2018

He's not been on the sherry yet then?

vards01 · 6 Dec 2018

I've used this this stuff before........good results for me (soft reds) but whether the colours would match your brick I am not sure.

http://www.charlesproducts.co.uk/brickrepairfiller.htm

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