I did a concrete overlay for my counters and I think that would work for a table as well. Use an existing table or get wood cut to size and add legs. The overlay is thin and doesn't weigh much. Plus, the process is pretty easy (though messy!) and really fun. https://www.semiglossdesign.com/how-to-install-concrete-overlay-countertops
I have an old dining table and want to replace the top with 2x8 boards for a more farmhouse look. Any suggestions on how to stain wood and then seal it?
I recently painted my countertop using the giani paint kit and it came out great. I wanted a marble look so I went for an epoxy top coat for more shine (envirotex lit...
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Hi Cat, this video will show you how to do it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lRaNI2AOEQ We redid our countertops about 3 years ago and I'm still loving them
I did a concrete overlay for my counters and I think that would work for a table as well. Use an existing table or get wood cut to size and add legs. The overlay is thin and doesn't weigh much. Plus, the process is pretty easy (though messy!) and really fun. https://www.semiglossdesign.com/how-to-install-concrete-overlay-countertops
Here is another tutorial you might like: https://diymyhomes.wordpress.com/tag/faux-concrete-table/
Here is what we did: https://alifeunfolding.com/how-to-diy-a-concrete-bar-top-in-a-weekend/
You can achieve a faux look with textured spray paint.