How To Make Concrete Bathroom Sink

### Preparation - Gather your materials: concrete mix, mold, release agent, water, and tools (trowel, level, sandpaper, sealer). - Select a mold that fits your desired sink shape and size. - Apply a release agent to the mold to prevent the concrete from sticking. ### Mixing and Pouring Concrete - Measure and mix the concrete according to the manufacturer's instructions. - Add water gradually while mixing until you achieve a thick, workable consistency. - Pour the concrete into the mold and use a trowel to spread it evenly. - Tamp or vibrate the concrete to remove air bubbles. ### Shaping and Finishing - Use a level to ensure the surface is flat. - Allow the concrete to set for several hours or overnight. - Once set, remove the mold and smooth the edges with sandpaper. - Let the sink cure completely for 28 days. ### Sealing the Sink - Apply a sealer to the sink to protect it from moisture and stains. - Choose a sealer specifically designed for concrete and follow the manufacturer's instructions. - Allow the sealer to dry for the recommended time. ### Installation - Create an opening in the countertop for the sink. - Apply caulk around the sink's base and set it in place. - Use a level to ensure it is level and secure. - Attach the faucet and drain. ### Tips - Use a high-quality concrete mix for durability. - Experiment with different molds to create unique designs. - Add pigments to the concrete to achieve custom colors. - Protect the sink from scratches and stains by using trivets or coasters. - With proper care, a concrete bathroom sink can last for many years.