Bet you never thought you'd miss ruining a batch of shellac, but those screw-ups were the best teachers. Adding too much thinner showed you the material's limits better than any perfect mix. Pre-mixed stuff skips the messy learning that actually sticks with you. Now you just get a can of mystery goop without the story behind it.

Wait, but isn't the money already there? Feels like it's just getting moved to the wrong places.

It's not victimless if it affects funding for real students.

Careful control" sounds good in theory, but you can't control residual stress. Rushing the soak is a gamble where the cost is your entire batch being out of spec. Just don't do it.

Our town paved right over some dinosaur prints.