Concrete countertops are porous, which means stains can seep into them and prove quite difficult to remove. You can work to prevent stains by cleaning up spills as soon as they happen and by applying a sealer to the countertop. Sealing the countertops prevents stains by creating a barrier betw...
PRECAST CONCRETE COUNTERTOPS Learn how to make concrete countertops with the lowest-cost casting method – precast. For the price of off-the-shelf materials, you can have a one-of-a-kind concrete countertop. Successful precasting requires finish carpentry skills and a fundamental knowledge of concr...
To clean concrete countertops, spray them with a solution of hot water mixed with a few drops of gentle dish soap, likeDawn. Wipe clean using a damp microfiber rag. Dry off with another clean microfiber rag. To disinfect your concrete countertops, spray them with a 1:1 solution of isopro...
Concrete countertops provide the perfect canvas for a little artistic flair in the kitchen. Thanks to paints, integral colors, spray stains and epoxy paints for concrete countertops, you have a lot of options in terms of methodology and final appearance. Let's take a quick look at some of th...
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Countertops, sinks and kitchen floors must be kept clean, and all possible entry points should be sealed. Cracks, holes and crevices should be sealed with steel or concrete. The open areas around pipes, gas lines and dryer vents should also be sealed. Holes as small as pencil erasers may...
How to clean concrete using high-pressure water to remove dirt, oil, and stains from concrete. Includes information about equipment options, concrete cleaners and more.
To remove tack strips from concrete, more strength may be required to hammer the pry bar. Be sure to wear safety glasses in case nails pop out forcefully. Ideally, you’ll be able to pop each tack strip up in one piece. But sometimes, especially with older installs, the tack strips ca...