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1978 steplift center floor panel i have a screw that can not bet tightened and is loose the panel is coming up on that side, my question is this how do i fix it? i know the obvious solution is to use a bigger screw but i dont think that would work, should i remove the whole panel and see whats going on or is there a easier solution
thanks for any help in this matter joe
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YES you should..... OR if you don't want to find wood rot you could glue the panel down with 3m 5200 and glue the screw in w it n go fishing |
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I would think the hole had just been over tightened and stripped out. You could remove the panel and epoxy a strip of wood below the lip where the panel fits and use a longer screw that is able to get some bite.
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bradford that will work but i really ddnt want to remove the panel but i think thats the best way to go thanks
want kind of epoxy would you recommend
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4200 is a little " less permanent than 5200 "............either good.
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west marine has a stainless toggle bolt for blind fastener applications
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...5#.UuW4_H9OKSM |
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agree 4200 would actually be a better choice than 5200 here Last edited by smokeonthewater; 01-27-2014 at 01:34 PM. |
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