How to Apply a Rubber Coating to a Brick
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Step 1: Pour Rubber Coating into a Container
There should be enough coating in the container to cover half a brick when it's placed inside. A container made out of scrap wood works well; just make sure it's held together tightly so that the rubber coating doesn't seep out.
Tip: Knock off loose grit and round-off corners by rubbing bricks together.
Step 2: Dip the Brick and Repeat
Dip the brick into the container. Remove the brick, then place it on a Teflon-coated pan to dry.
After the brick dries, dip the other side of the brick into the container.
Allow the brick to dry.
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