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Location: Houston (Clearlake), TX
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I've never done it, but I was listening to radio talk show with a pro and a guy from Quickrete.
I assume you're using the Quickrete made for countertops.
They use rebar and recommended putting a diagonal piece across any inside corners. They use a mold and pour it upside down. They also use a shaker to get the airbubbles out, but they said you could probably get them out adequately with a rubber mallet on the sides of the mold.
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