I spent my day at the Regional History Center today cleaning the glue remnants off the porte-cochere, making sure my glue was properly formulated and stressing out a little bit about the state of my glue/acetone containers. They're made of plastic, and I think that keeping acetone-based products in them was actually a really bad idea. Now I need to find some glass containers that are small enough for this purpose, but I am not particularly optimistic.
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| The acetone container I've been using for a week is already pretty severely cracked... I don't think that's Rubbermaid's fault. |
In other news, I'm now almost 1/4 of the way through my project, and I can "confidently" say this is going to turn out hopefully-pretty-okay.
I'm hoping that I can make it back next Monday and that I will be able to glue the final piece of loose glass (by far the trickiest, since I have no way of getting to it from the interior, for some reason) and properly realign the floors over the course of next week.
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| This isn't the trickiest window, but one of the few that posed limited problems for me, actually. |
Hours Today: 4:30
Total Hours: 12:45 of work, roughly 6 of prep
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