Again, loose bracing, other guitar
 

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The problem is an Aria AC8 that has a dented top (laminate top, back and sides). Please see:
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I will have to press the top, to get the bracing to hold it. But still I expect, if the glue joints hold, the ribs in the bracing will be bent.
I have ordinary white glue and hide glue. Which would be better to use?
I am not used to hide glue and white glue isn´t that suited for instrument repairs from what I´ve understood.

This guitar has five ribs in the bracing. Of them three are partially loose from the top. The mid one about half of it is completely loose. The other two, next to it, are loose on the middle, a little bit difficult to describe. The top was bent upwards very ill last time I tried to tune it to concert pitch.
Regards

Repair procedure is the same as for your previous thread: sticks and exterior clamps. Place the sticks/props and clamps where the bulging top is.
Either glue is fine, particularly on a plywood guitar.