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lifting bridge problem
I have a lifting bridge that needs repaired on a inexpensive guitar. What is the best/easiest way to repair this? THx
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Take it to a good tech who will remove it, clean top and underside of bridge, and reglue it. Not an expensive job, but worth having done properly.
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That depends on how bad it's lifting. Mr. Moustache is correct about the correct repair, but sometimes on inexpensive guitars a less expensive alternative may be appropriate.
If it's coming off, then it needs the correct repair. If the back edge is just lifting a little, working a little glue into the gap and clamping it may work fine. Take it to someone qualified to evaluate the extent of the lifting and able to execute the appropriate repair.
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I sent you a pm, with a link showing how to do it yourself.
Good luck Steve
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