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www.diynetwork.com/how-to/...concrete-countertop/index.html   

DIY instructions on how to design, build, and install a concrete countertop. 

My friend Mark did this a couple of months ago. First he framed the counter top and then had two inebriated, smoked out helpers to mix the cement in a mixer, quick drying cement. In the end there was cement on the counter, trowled, cement on the flag stone floor,  on each other, the walls, the mixer, the sink. Mark got directions off of Utube.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RTI75OQofkU

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