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Recording King must have changed there ways then. Shucks too! Because I made a lot of money repairing those
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No it was not possible to play before applying the nitro because it was done before reglueing the bridge. The luthier told me that to get the better result in term of looking, it was better to take the shape of the bridge and cover the top. Then put the nitro. And then glue the bridge. And he was right, it is perfect like a new guitar.Sorry about that! Might be MY English that needs work. |
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He bought it "used" and a prior owner may have had the bridge re-glued properly with the finish removed. I know that was the case with mine.
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I always tell people who come in to the shop with lifted bridges that they are lucky because now it will be done right. |