Close-up of a concrete countertop with small surface pores due to trapped air bubbles, used in an outdoor kitchen setup. Close-up of a concrete countertop surface with small air bubbles, showing texture and imperfections in the casting process. Concrete countertop for outdoor kitchen showing small surface air bubbles under sunlight.

Hi!
I have cast a concrete countertop for my outdoor kitchen and am relatively satisfied with the result, but I had some difficulty vibrating the slab properly when we cast it, which has resulted in many small air bubbles (pores) in the slab. Now I'm wondering what the best way to get rid of these is? I've read a bit that you can try sifting concrete powder and mixing it with water ("concreteslurry"), but I find the instructions I've found a bit unclear. Has anyone done this with good results? Or should I just leave it as it is?
 
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