Place the teeth of the saw that are closest to the handle onto the line you want to cut. Apply pressure to the saw and pull it down at a 45-degree angle to make the cut. Repeat the cut until you can remove the wood by hand. Mark the line you want to cut with a pencil so you stay straight. Use a saw to cut the patch to the correct size. Make sure that the wood fits snugly in the rotted out area. If it's too loose, it will not fit flush with the existing wood. Cedar is commonly used as a patch since it is known for being rot resistant. The glue you'll be using activates with moisture. Use a damp cloth to rub the exposed wood where you'll be placing the patch as well as the patch. It should feel slightly wet to the touch. Squeeze the glue from the container directly onto the wood. Spread it so it covers the entire exposed area. Press the patch against the wood tightly so the glue can begin to set. Polyurethane glue foams and expands before it hardens so it can fill in any small gaps. Do not touch the uncured glue with your bare hands or tools. It will be extremely difficult to remove. Use screws long enough to reach the baseboards. Place one on each side of the patch to hold it in place while the glue sets. It takes 6 hours for the polyurethane glue to completely dry and set. Use a fine-grit sandpaper on the hardened glue to wear it down level with the wood.
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One-sentence summary -- Make a smooth and straight cut in the wood using a Japanese hand saw. Trim a piece of cedar to the size of the hole you're filling. Dampen the exposed wood with a wet rag. Apply polyurethane glue to the wood and place the patch. Drill 2 screws into each side of the patch to hold it in place. Sand any excess glue off the patch after 6 hours.

Q: A great way to reduce the visibility of old scars is with makeup. Makeup will not only obscure a scar, but may completely cover it. Match your skin tone to a concealer or base product. Clean your skin. Use rubbing alcohol or some other skin cleaning product. Apply the concealer or base product. You can also try to wear certain color clothing that might divert people's attention from your scar. This might be an easy and non-invasive approach to take. Avoid wearing colors that bring out the color of your scar. This might vary based on your skin tone. Wear bright colors that match your other features. For instance, if you have blue or green eyes, wear colors that bring out the blue or green in your eyes. Another way to reduce the appearance of old scars is to grow your hair out. Depending on the location of your scar, growing longer hair or facial hair may obscure or reduce the visibility of an old scar. If the scar is on an area of your face that can be covered with facial hair, grow a beard or mustache. Mutton chops might also be an option. If the scar is on your forehead or the side of your face, longer hair or bangs might obscure it.
A: Apply makeup. Wear certain colors. Grow your hair out, if appropriate.

Article: You will need to obtain a fast food dipping sauce container that approximately 2.25 inches (5.71cm) x 1.25 inches x 1 inch (2.5cm) high. You will also need fun foam (3" x 2"), white card stock paper (10" x 3/16"), acrylic paint, glue, matte sealer, scissors, and a pencil. The fun foam can be any colour as you will be painting it. The paper needs to be card stock as regular paper will ripple when painted. Choose your prefered colour of acrylic paint and a matte sealer as glossy will provide too much shine. Wash the container and dry it completely. Smoothen the lip by trimming any extra plastic. Turn the container upside down and use a pencil to trace the face of the container onto the Fun Foam in order to make the lid. Cut out the lid being mindful not to create any jagged edges. Glue the container's top to the fun foam. Make sure the glue has completely dried before you trim the edges. Cut the edges to ensure the top is smooth and to avoid any ripples. Starting at the short end of the container, wrap the strip of cardstock around the edge and create the lip for the top of the container. Slightly overlap the beginning and end of the cardstock as you continue around the entire edge of the container. Use tweezers or forceps to set the cardstock in place and glue where necessary. Let the glue dry and be mindful to only use a little bit of glue as any excess will create visible drops or marks. Trim any excess cardstock to create a smooth even line all the way around the container. Choose your colour and paint several coats on both the tote and the lid. Dry before applying each coat and aim for at least 3 coats of paint. Once your final coat has dried, apply sealer it give it a plastic finish. Use a fine tipped paint brush or cut an angled piece of foam to apply the paint and sealer. You may also add a label or graphic design to your tote.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather your supplies. Ready your container and lid. Attach the lid lip. Paint and seal.