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I started a "how-to" over at another forum on concrete. http://www.diychatroom.com/f98/gfrc-concrete-countertops-511354/ My opinion is that if you aren't going to shoot GFRC or have someone shoot it for you, don't waste your time. GFRC is amazingly strong and I am confident it will hold up to...

also late to the party, but it is important to note that if you don't nail up your crown correctly, it will also throw off your miters and coping. I cope all inside corners. When outside corners are involved, I make cuts and use miter clips to glue the joint together off the wall. Once dried...

my home built in 1990 is tiled directly over the plywood. They used a metal mesh over the plywood and then thinset. In one bathroom, the floor had sagged almost 1/2" in 4-5' and there was not one broken tile or grout line. Of course, PO's could have fixed it, but it would have been grout line...