Restoration of Stained Glass Windows at Buckhorn Baptist Church in Como, NC
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View of the existing windows from the front
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View of more of the windows from the side
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An existing window from the inside

Close-up of the existing windows on the interior. Note the deteriorating lead and how it has broken away from the glass.

Close-up of another window showing the gap in between the lead came and the glass.

Note the lead pulling away from the glass near the brace.

Note more cracks between the lead and glass

Interior view of an existing large window
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View of the windows with new 1/4" Lucite acrylic as the protective covering.
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New 1/4" Lucite acrylic as the protective covering
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New 1/4" Lucite acrylic as the protective covering
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A rotten bottom rail on a sash
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The repaired or replaced bottom rail.
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The sashes being refurbished.
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A sash that has been sanded is ready to be stained.
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Window frame with the sashes removed, but with 1/4" Lucite acrylic in place on the outside.
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Laws replaced some wood on the existing frame. Note this is before the new wood is stained. Also this is a close-up of a newly re-leaded and restored window.
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Another place where Laws replaced wood on the exiting frame
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Windows being removed from the sashes and disassembled.
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A window with the lead removed
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Glass being scrubbed and cleaned
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Window after the glass has been scrubbed and before it is re-built (re-leaded)
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The restored windows reinstalled
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Close-up showing the new lead and new steel braces