Themis
Well-known member
Guys,
I was down polishing some today down at the marina, and I noticed that a few lower screws on the plastic door trim that is screwed in around the interior cabin door, have backed out, and can't be screwed back in, as the glass, or cabin back material,, is stripped. I don't want to deal with a dealer, as I think this is something I can rectify myself easily.
What do I do... squeeze some adhesive or calk into the screw holes, wait for it to dry, then screw back in? Is that what I might use "5200" for? Stupid question I know.....
I was down polishing some today down at the marina, and I noticed that a few lower screws on the plastic door trim that is screwed in around the interior cabin door, have backed out, and can't be screwed back in, as the glass, or cabin back material,, is stripped. I don't want to deal with a dealer, as I think this is something I can rectify myself easily.
What do I do... squeeze some adhesive or calk into the screw holes, wait for it to dry, then screw back in? Is that what I might use "5200" for? Stupid question I know.....