Guitar problem :\

[Painkiller]

Hey, guys.
Recently I changed strings and after some time playing I noticed that the distance between the frets and the strings has become bigger. I'm using a Squier bullet strat by Fender. Is there a way to reduce the distance? (of course there is >.>) So how do I do this thing? If possible a step by step explanation. I really don't want to mess up my guitar

 

[Nemix]

Throw it away... best way to reduce the distance...

 

[Painkiller]

Throw it away... best way to reduce the distance...

... Useless post. Nemix, I'm sorry, but you really got me offended here.

Please, I need help.

 

[Avenger]

I've told you this before. You can adjust the action by adjusting the screwd on your bridge.

 

[Painkiller]

I've told you this before. You can adjust the action by adjusting the screwd on your bridge.

How do I realize the amount?

 

[Avenger]

You have eyes. Use them. Oh, and have I introduced you to one of my best friends? His name is http://www.google.com

 

[Painkiller]

You have eyes. Use them. Oh, and have I introduced you to one of my best friends? His name is http://www.google.com

Tried googling my problem. I get how to keep strings save and boil them... THAT kind of ****. Thanks, anyways.

 

[DiebytheSword]

Avenger is right, you can use hex wrenches to lower the bridge and change the angle of the strings to the fretboard. Most fenders these days use metric hex wrenches.

 

[Painkiller]

Avenger is right, you can use hex wrenches to lower the bridge and change the angle of the strings to the fretboard. Most fenders these days use metric hex wrenches.

Yeah. I did it Thanks for your help guys. It's really easier to play now D: