How To Create An Outdoor Stone Table With Ready Mix Concrete

Among the most enjoyable tasks that homeowners can do is create outdoor furniture. Many people have discovered that it can be less stressful to manage compared to other DIY projects as it does not always have to be perfect. In addition, you can work with antique furniture that you already have on hand and give it a new look especially when already damaged.
An outdoor stone table is a project you can take. It is easy to use DIY supplies in concrete. If you have not worked with the concrete before, this will not be a problem because this piece of furniture is not only a reduced maintenance, but also quickly. In addition, it can withstand climate change. And when you have bought the right item, it will be easy to negotiate the concrete supplies for those you will need.
Bring your old table and separate a thick sheet of melamine - this will serve as the basis. Create a border around the table using a PVC molding and lay it out according to the desired thickness for the table. Then, screw the molding.
You can use different sizes of containers like ice creams and old glass boxes to create a very simple design for the table. Consider removing lids and bottoms - this will act as a design template.
Add water to the prepared concrete. You have to make small lots of different colors of concrete. You can also use different color pigments to get the desired tones.
Cover the surface of the table, pan and containers with a cooking spray. Pour the concrete on the table while the concrete of different colors in the containers. With a rubber mallet, consider hitting the bottom of the table to make sure that there will be no air bubbles in the concrete. Do not even forget the surface with a trowel. Also concrete level with a wooden board. To completely surface, you must use a back and forth motion.
Wait 2-3 days for the concrete to dry completely. Then remove the mold and fold the concrete slab. Using a sealant, seal the surface. Know that sealants are available in different finishes, including wet, satin and matt.
Using a masonry bit, drill the holes on the table. Secure the concrete mouth with concrete anchors. That's it, you now have a piece of outdoor furniture that will last a very long time, just with your mix ready to mix a little water and a little bit of your creativity.


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