When cutting a new bridge cap I typically paint on a low viscosity epoxy to both harden and seal the cap. I do this after drilling and notching but before pinning, sanding back the bridge top flat again before inserting the bridge pins. I'm considering doing this same process with a thin CA glue which seems like it will offer some advantages: cures faster, wicks into the wood better, requires less sanding afterward. Any thoughts on the differences in terms of providing a seal and adding density to the wood between the two substances? David Love davidlovepianos at comcast.net www.davidlovepianos.com
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