I did a bridge reset for my friend yesterday. One of the more complicated repair jobs... this Ibanez was lifting under string tension probably due to getting overheated in storage so I hit it with the hair dryer to make the glue workable and gently pried it off the body with a razor blade. Nerve wracking due to patience required to not damage the finish and peel off the top too. Made it so close to perfect but this little bit of finish chipped off with the bridge at the last second. Unplug the piezo, sand it down, apply glue and clamp. If it still raises up I'm going to just sand the saddle down to get the right string height. The bridge should be stable after all this.
Success! The glue is holding so the bridge no longer lifts. Tightened everything up, pushed in a high fret, and the electronics check out. This one is out the door. Sounds good and is easy to play to boot.
my brother fixed the bridge on my taylor cause it was lifting he slid i shim in between the the bridge and the body and filed the frets down w a long file. the thing is great now.