Acoustic Guitar Bridge Reglue for PLYWOOD TOPS | CA Glue + Epoxy Method

I use this method on cheap plywood top guitars only. Solid top acoustics, in my opinion, should have their bridges reglued with traditional practices and hide glue. This is a quick and dirty method that cuts a lot of corners and makes for a much faster and easier job, for regluing bridges on guitars that otherwise would be going to the scrap heap.

My friend and mentor who started his guitar tech career working for Dan Armstrong in 1968 has been using this epoxy method for decades with great success, and as a result has been able to do thousands of very affordable bridge reglues for customers with lower value guitars, who otherwise would just throw their guitars away.

I have a couple of my own spins on it here using tools I prefer to use.

Materials:
7 mil (or slightly thicker) Mylar Film
Masking Tape
Xacto Knife
Margin Trowel (ground down to have a thin blade)
Dremel with Stewmac Precision Router Base
Amana Tool 4223-S Router Bit
Inspection Mirror
Stewmac Bridge Clamps
Zap water thin CA glue
Devcon 2 Ton Epoxy
Teflon Electric Drill + 3/16" Drill Bit Tapered Reamer