It's a concrete vanity top DIY project and it is unbelieveable how easy and inexpensive it is to make this beautiful vanity top yourself with a few bucks, a few tools, and a few hours to kill! If you've got an hour, I'll show you step by step how I did it!

Materials needed:
2 80# bags of Quikrete Profinish 5000

Acrylic fortifier:
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Shrink reducer K100: (OPTIONAL)

Faucet Knock-out:
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4'x4'X 3/4" Melamine board
2'x3' portion of cattle pannel
10' of rebar (1/2")
2'x2' piece of 2" rigid insulation board for sink form
2" roll of packing tape
Painter's tape
Silicone caulk (black)
Box of 1 5/8" screws
2' 1/4" all-thread w/ 2 washers and 2 wing-nuts

For the sink form, I used 2" rigid insulation board:
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Use the template that comes with the undermount sink, cut out the form with a jig saw, use a belt sander to smooth the edges and then wrap with 2" packaging tape.

2" Packaging tape:
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Tuff Duck Concrete Sealer: [ Ссылка ]

TOOLS NEEDED:
Wet Polisher w/ pads (OPTIONAL):
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Orbital sander
Drill w/ bits
Drill driver
Table saw or circular saw
Jig saw
Belt sander
Rubber mallet
Angle grinder or bolt cutters
Concrete Mixer (OPTIONAL)

I USE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS IN THE NEXT VIDEO TO FINISH THE PROJECT:
Undermount sink (oval):
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Faucet: [ Ссылка ]

Pop-up sink drain: [ Ссылка ]

Undermount sink anchor clips kit: [ Ссылка ]

Epoxy Adhesive Paste:
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Please watch: "Kreg Accu-Cut Circular Saw Track Guide Set-Up: How-To Instructions "
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