Once we got that squared away, we installed some chamfers along the top edge of the mold, mixed our natural gray concrete, filled it, and then troweled the surface to give it that semi rustic look that the clients were looking for.
After allowing it to harden, we pulled off the mold, did a light sanding, then sealed it with a matte polyurethane to give it the protection it needs.
Concrete offers tremendous versatility when it comes to making grill countertops, it’s our “go to” material for these projects.