How To Form, Pour, and Stamp a Concrete Countertop (We used Pool Forms) 

I'm in illinois. Visit friends in york each year. Wore out my bean boots so went up to freeport this past June and picked up a new pair. Been wearing bean boots since when I was stationed at Pease afb in the early 70s. I enjoy your content. Retired carpenter. 53 yrs. I'm 73 and still at it timing so I can be around people.

I wish I would have made videos when I was doing concrete in the 80s and 90s

It’s so great to watch pros at work!

gorgeous! Gonna try this in my kitchen at some point.

I bought and used the flexible Z forms around my freeform pool. I also used attached them to Keystone blocks where the pool is not in the ground. Looks great. I did have a concrete contractor pour the concrete, but I had to do all the forms

Cool to watch. GOOD job boys..

Looks like a fun project! Great when ya can do concrete work standing up!

you always make it look easy. What was used for the base for the cement top to sit on?

Great Job Mike and Crew!

Great upload

Looks great Mike & Crew 🇺🇸👊🏼👊🏼🔨🪚

Nice Job guys

The work you did came out awesome. I think the store failed making "square" counter tops. The cabinet shape does not dictate the shape of the counter top.

Fabulous!

Customers would say I was an artist after seeing the finished stamped concrete.

Looks awesome. Do you have to worry about cracking in the countertop

Love ya input Brian

Looks great.

Really nice

Did u do any Prep for the Polyaspartic Topcoat?

Hi Mike how did you start your business in concrete

Nice!!!

is that a DeWalt rebar cutter you guys use

Is the seal food grade?

Beauty

How long did you wait to seal?

I think Darren & Luke need extra compensation for not being able to crank the tunes while working. Great video Mike. Thanks man.

It's dark in there.where are the lights?

Steve Haus of Gunpowder & Freedom is the MASTER at concrete counter tops