Another in the "yesterday" column

Garland ,  Ah, ok.  Well, the only thing I can think of then to do before you go and spend money on it is to put it in a case for a good solid 3 or 4 days with a couple of humidi-packs in with it.  One up by the neck, and one in the sound hole.  If it's because the belly has dropped due to it drying out a bit much, that should fix it.  But it may require, like I said, a good solid 3 to 4 days in a case, then open and test it and it might still need another couple of days after that.

The best humidi-packs are home-made ones, don't bother with the store bought ones.  They're garbage in effectiveness compared to what you can make yourself.  Here's what mine look like.  A few bucks at a dollar store buys you everything you need to make them.





Make sure the sponges are "real" sponges, not the foam stuff and make sure they are only damp, not   wet  when you put them in the case.  They should be wrung out after you wet them until you can't get a drop of water out of them.  This will help the water evaporate better and also not risk doing water damage to the guitar, however slight that would be.

Once in the case, don't open the case for even a second for a good 3 to 4 days.

Hope this helps and hope it all works out for ya.