White Concrete Countertop Mix

Z Counterform Concrete Countertop Mix is a pre-blended, all in one, high strength castable, white concrete mix designed for the creation of concrete countertops and much more. It offers the very best blend of white sand and marble aggregates, white Portland cement and proprietary admixtures to help minimize curling, shrinking or deformation.

The use of a specialized acrylic fiber network and the high flexural strength greatly limits the chance of cracking (no Liqui-Crete needed). This highly flowable, near self-leveling mix makes Z Counterform Countertop Mix the perfect choice for both your precast and cast-in-place designs and can be cast as thin as 1" for countertop applications. We highly recommended using the Lexan Float and Chrome Finishing Trowel when using this product in order to prevent any burn or transfer of color from the tools to the White Concrete.

Pre-Casting - If using this mix to cast upside down in a mold, it is highly recommend to wet cure or to keep covered with plastic for 48-72 hours in order to reduce the chance of curling. This happens when the top surface that is open to air cures at a faster rate than the concrete inside the mold.

Coverage per 50lb bag

• 0.43 cubic ft. per bag
• 3 sq. ft. @ 1-5/8" (standard Z Counterform)
• 1.9 sq. ft. @ 2-5/8" (Commerical Z Counterform)
• 5.1 sq. ft. @ 1" (Euro Z Counterform)
• 2.5 sq. ft. @ 2"

Features & Benefits

• Non-intrusive reactive fiber system for improved tensile strength.
• An impressive 9200 PSI @ 28 days
• White mix and aggregates
• Quick cure time allows for grinding and polishing 24 hrs later.
• Works with all stains, integral colors and hardeners.
• Mixes, pours and fills with almost no effort.
• 50 lb bags

Use a Bright White Color-Pack to whiten the mix even more. One Color-Pack per bag will give you an even whiter appearance.

Note: The finish of the concrete will affect the final color. The color chart above is meant to only serve as an example of what to expect. Also, computer monitor brightness and temperature may affect the color you are seeing. Always make a sample piece first to verify color.