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Bridge Conversion - Left to Right
Happy Friday Everyone!
I have a friend that bought a worn out looking used guitar recently and has asked me to change it from a lefty to a righty.
As you can see from the one photo there is a bulge in the soundboard that they won’t want to invest to fix correctly before having the new right handed bridge installed.
He could buy a new or better used guitar but loves the worn out look of this one.
Does anyone have a recommended process for bending/shaping the new bridge to match the bulge of the soundboard?
This is the bridge I’ll be potentially buying for this modification:
https://www.solomusicgear.com/product/solo-pro-martin-style-acoustic-guitar-bridge/
Thanks in advance as always!




