Got some aintifreeze in cylinders, what next?

I am partially tearing down a motor to put some new heads on as well as a few other things.

Well, I made a fairly boneheaded mistake, looking for some adivse.

I had drained out some of the anifreeze and pulled the heads. I was not ready to put the new ones on so I threw the old head gasket on with the old heads and snugged up a couple of bolts.

The motor rotated sligthly on the lift or maybe the floor is a little sloped where I moved it to.

Regardless, I pulled the head back off tonight and there was about 2-3 tablespoons of antifreeze in top of the piston.

I must not have drained enough out and it ran through one of the passages.

I soaked it up as well as possible with paper towels but am worried as I would think some would rund down past the rings.

What would you all suggest? Lower end is all assembled and fresh. Should I pull the pan off and clean up anything I can see? Wipe a little oil on cylinder walls as well?

Wont be running this motor for a little while (few months) and dont want to have any rust develop.