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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/15/24 07:08 PM
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okay,i'm replacing a bridge but it's an Ovation without the usual sound hole.So i can't use clamps to hold it down and i don't have a caul.Would some weight alone be good enough or does anybody have an idea?Also,should i sand it down to the bare wood before gluing?I've watched a few youtube videos but none were showing a guitar without the sound hole by the bridge.Mine is an Ovation CS 257 Celebrity Deluxe if you can pull up a pic and take a look.Any ideas appreciated!Mike
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