I just finished a lamination using resorcinol glue. I’ve never used resorcinol before. I followed the directions on the can to the letter, including the part about leaving the glue exposed to the air for 5-10 minutes. This happened naturally by virtue of the fact that I had 24 surfaces to spread glue onto (13 pieces in the lamination). When I went to put the laminations together, it appeared that the glue had begun to harden. It was still gooey, but had gotten considerably thicker than when I had spread it. I continued with the glue-up because I have nothing to lose, but I wonder if I can trust this lamination not to crack or de-laminate at some point in the future. I got good squeeze out and based on measurements I took before and after the glue-up, the glue line thickness is about right. Am I OK?