Where can I source old salmon colored bricks?

I’ve also done projects where matching wasn’t on target, so they’d remove some brick in a less obvious location and put the old brick in visible areas to be matched. Also, mortar matching is important, too.

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I’m doing some brick repair on an exposed brick wall and need a few of the interior salmon colored bricks to match. Any suggestions on where I can find some would be amazing – thank you!

RobertGMarvin

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If you can’t find matching bricks I know a decorative painter who could probably blend in other color bricks. That being said I think the BEST thing to do with an exposed brick wall is to cover it with plaster, but that’s just my taste.

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These guys have an over-the-top showroom and have been in the brick business a long time https://www.glengery.com/locations/brickworks-design-studio-new-york-city?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=yext