Interesting concept. I'd be a little concerned about uneven counters, and how would you apply it to the sides? You can purchase Henry's Ardex cement and apply it yourself. Best of luck.
Yes you can it is used often on countertops. The product is highly fluid and pourable, reducing installation time frames. The end result is a concrete countertop with strength and low permeability.
I want to refurbish my kitchen/bath countertops with peel and stick floor tiles. Is this possible and if so what prep work do I need to to to ensure that they stick?
My concrete patio has several sever cracks with some areas sinking about 1/4" of an inch. I don't have the money to have it taken out and replaced so I am looking fo...
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Interesting concept. I'd be a little concerned about uneven counters, and how would you apply it to the sides? You can purchase Henry's Ardex cement and apply it yourself. Best of luck.
Here is a link that might help: http://someofthisandthat.com/diy-concrete-countertops-using-self-leveling-cement/
Hi Deborah, Here's a "How to" link that may help! http://www.averielane.com/2015/03/diy-concrete-counters-poured-over.html
They are using concrete over laminate countertops!
Good luck!
http://someofthisandthat.com/diy-concrete-countertops-using-self-leveling-cement/
Thank you all.
Can i use counter top cement to level my floor?
Yes you can it is used often on countertops. The product is highly fluid and pourable, reducing installation time frames. The end result is a concrete countertop with strength and low permeability.