
The Road from Mt. Shasta
Morning at Crater Lake
So, today I stripped off the trim and pulled the window out. The wood of the rough opening was in good shape. I took a roll of flashing, cut it to size and ran
It around the frame. The window is going to fail, my idea was to make a place for the water to go when it did get in.
I placed another strip around the opening to be sure I was covered, then placed the window back into the opening. I drilled holes in the bottom of the frame so the water could leak out onto the flashing and down the roof.
Once the window was in place, I ran a pieced of L flashing up against the inside of the frame so water couldn't get inside.
Hopefully this will do the trick. The next big rains will show. If the window keeps leaking I'll probably rip it out and put in a new window.
If you happen by OMSI for the Bodyworld exhibit, check out the Brainstorm kiosk in the lobby. This Portland Magazine / OMSI joint presents interesting conversations with Portland luminaries like Joe Sacco.
More over on the portfolio site: http://goo.gl/vhzAv
Since this new project will be for a few books, I wanted a size that would be manageable to produce and fairly quick to draw in.