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23rd July 2007, 09:01 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brisbane, QLD
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Cast stone as a box material
Hey people
 I've been looking into using cast stone (kitchen bench-top material) as a box material, particularly for the front baffle, and was wondering if anyone has some experience using it or information about it? I want to avoid using offcuts and the associated craziness of spending weeks cutting and grinding them into shape, so I figured: it's cast stone, why not cast it myself? However, at the moment I'm not sure exactly what's involved when it comes to soaking the concrete in sodium silicate (aka: water glass) ???
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