Pouring A Concrete Sink

It will thoroughly blend the mix with much less elbow grease than mixing by hand.

Pouring a concrete sink.

This concrete farmhouse sink not only looks good but is also hard working with two deep bowls and simple maintenance. Consider concrete tool rental for your big project. On the table saw rip four strips of melamine 2 1 4 wide and long. Work quickly when pouring concrete countertops but don t be sloppy or careless.

Install as apron front or standard undermount. Cut one piece of melamine the same size as the finished countertop. Then add a thorough coat of a release agent spray to help prevent the concrete from sticking to the edge liner and sink knockouts. There are a few things you need to understand before picking concrete countertops as your new counters though and that is one they are not a uniform color there are variances and the more you need to sand on them after pouring the more they have variation because of the aggregate that shows through.

Don t mind that fancy copper patina in the sink. Making a large hole as in the above 2 sink options greatly increases the overall weakness of the concrete piece and stress cracks are common around sinks. Clean the entire form with denatured alcohol to get rid of any excess silicone and debris. The box is 2 wider than the sink mold on all sides and sloped in the front to follow the slope of the sink mold.

The concrete forms are made of 3 4 melamine boards. The farmhouse double bowl concrete kitchen sink adeptly combines form with function. Melamine is readily available at home centers and lumber yards has smooth surfaces that don t imprint on the finished concrete and won t de laminate.