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Updated almost 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

How can I cover a brick retaining wall?
I have a property with an old brick retaining wall that just does not look appealing. It's still structurally fine, but it's ugly and I want to make it look better. Can I cover it with some sort of stucco product or concrete type product? I'd perfer something that I can trowel on with a tint so that there's no need to paint. Any suggestions are appreciated.