We are remodeling our downstairs powder room and decided to try a skim coat of concrete over the existing older cracked tile. The substrate is solid, the tiles are just old, 40+ years old. We took out the vanity, sink, and mirror. I kind of like the old sink, so I'll use the old counter off the vanity as a template, cut out some new MDF board, and skim coat it with concrete. The vanity could not be saved; it was falling apart from water damage and old age.
The concrete that we plan to use is a resurfacing polymer concrete that will resist cracking. You can't use acid stain with this, but can add color.
I plan to use products from a big box store: a concrete resurfacer and a concrete bonding agent, sold by the gallon.
This is will be a very inexpensive remodel with nice results. I'll share when we are done.
Here's a video on how to do the floor:
The concrete that we plan to use is a resurfacing polymer concrete that will resist cracking. You can't use acid stain with this, but can add color.
I plan to use products from a big box store: a concrete resurfacer and a concrete bonding agent, sold by the gallon.
This is will be a very inexpensive remodel with nice results. I'll share when we are done.
Here's a video on how to do the floor:
And one for counter tops:
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