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virtualstudio
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Post by virtualstudio »

what kind of glue do i use to glue a bridge back on my 12-string??

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Post by BingoTheClowno »

Try some epoxy solutions, they are as strong as rocks.
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Thanx
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carpenter's glue.
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If you haven't already, you might want to surf to http://www.stewmac.com and look for their line of various luthier glues. They sell everything you could possibly imagine for guitar repair.

The general theory here is that you want to choose a glue that can be softened and removed easily later in case you ever have to do this again.

If you don't care about that, then I suppose any decent epoxy would work - or a good wood glue. Good luck.
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If you haven't already, you might want to surf to http://www.stewmac.com and look for their line of various luthier glues. They sell everything you could possibly imagine for guitar repair.

The general theory here is that you want to choose a glue that can be softened and removed easily later in case you (or someone else) ever has to do this again.

If you don't care about that, then I suppose any decent epoxy would work - or a good wood glue. Good luck.


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Post by blazesboylan »

Epoxy is strong but GaryB's suggestion (white carpenter's glue) is easier to work with (no 2 part crap) and also it's easier to clean off around the edges when it squishes out.

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