• Once your piece has been rough sanded and washed with a dilution of 3 parts water and 1 part SCR it is ready for slurry.
• The idea behind the concrete countertop slurry is to quickly fill holes, voids and veins.
• The best tool for the application of slurry is your hand; most tools merely cover the holes and don’t fill them.

NOTE: It is important to “fill” the hole so pressure on that area at a later date doesn’t cause it to reoccur.

• During the application process, try to leave as little material behind on the surface of the piece as possible; this excess concrete countertop slurry material will have to be sanded off later.
• Do not try to use a damp sponge or wet rag to remove excess concrete countertop slurry, this will only result in removing material from the voids and cause a depression in the area of the void.
• Instead, wait for concrete countertop slurry to dry, this usually takes an hour or so depending on environmental factors and sand the excess off with a 400 grit sand paper or diamond pad.

NOTE: All sanding should be done with out the use of water.