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Repairing Willie Nelson's Trigger
It's a Martin N-20 classical guitar with a Baldwin pickup
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I think liquid hide glue is one of the worst products on the market (guitar wise)
Steve
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I agree. I'm less of a pro, of course, but I regretted it totally when I used it. Very unforgiving and hard to disassemble, doesn't look natural and is just awful.
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Titebond liquid hide glue is truly terrible. I’ve had good experience, however, with Old Brown Glue, a liquid hide glue.
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I also use and like Old Brown liquid as well as liquid fish glue. I store both at ~37 degrees and heat up a small amount when needed. I must have a bad batch of Titebond liquid (it's well over 20 yrs old), because for non-structural, non-stressed joints it works perfectly fine. Dries hard and is reversible, just like HHG.
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