Sealing concrete countertops

Read on to find how to finish concrete countertops to maximize their natural advantages and make your kitchen stand out.

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Sealing Concrete Countertops + More: This Instructable will demonstrate how to seal concrete countertops and other large scale projects using CHENG Concrete Countertop Sealer. The goal of any sealer is to protect the concrete. Concrete is porous, just like a sponge. The purpose of a s…

If I’ve learned anything about DIY in the last 5.5 years of writing this blog, it’s that it’s all about the sealer. You could do the most awesome job ever on a project, and if you don’t seal it correctly it’s all for naught. I knew I needed an amazing sealer for my concrete countertops,...

Today I’m going to show you how to seal concrete countertops Last week we revealed our new and oh so gorgeous DIY white concrete countertops and this has no doubt been the most popular project we’ve done so far. In order to protect our countertops and before we can use them like normal there is

...And without removing your current countertops!I always wanted concrete countertops, but what I didn’t want was to have to pour them myself.That requires quit…

A thorough step-by-step tutorial with useful tips and advice on what not to do when installing DIY feather finish concrete countertops.

For less than $100, you can update your countertops! Concrete overlay countertops are a budget-friendly DIY project.

Alright, where did we leave off on the concrete countertops? Oh yeah, the SINK! I can feel that ugh feeling coming right on back... (Pssst...click here to read about the Part I of our new countertops.) In our first post about the prepping and pouring, I wrote about how much of a pain it was to install the sink form. We hoped the pain would end once the concrete was poured but when we removed the form, we had all these big voids. The frustration was real but we had to move on and start with…

Last year, I wrote a post all about our kitchen plans and in that post I mentioned concrete countertops were on the docket. Well, here we are, many moons later excitedly crossing that off our list. And boy, are we glad we can. What. A. Process. it's been. The kitchen isn't finished yet - we still have more painting and floors to tackle - but it's gotten to the point where it's skipped right on over the dated to modern line and our new countertops have a huge part to play in that. rug* Here's…