I took a machine screw, cut the head off screwed it in, used self threading nuts to tighten it. Original was a stud. I can check and see what the thread was. Mine are waiting to be installed. Also will be putting some sort of foam over the stud to seal.Finally ready to put trim on, My car came with a basket of parts, I've got the trim pieces but no hardware. Does anyone know what type and size fastener is used to put these diecast trim pieces on?
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Foam, no, use something that actually seals.I took a machine screw, cut the head off screwed it in, used self threading nuts to tighten it. Original was a stud. I can check and see what the thread was. Mine are waiting to be installed. Also will be putting some sort of foam over the stud to seal.
What is it called --- Strip Putts? I can't read it due to the glareFoam, no, use something that actually seals.
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Meant to say soft material, non porous.What is it called --- Strip Putts? I can't read it due to the glare
The ones I have look like theyI took a machine screw, cut the head off screwed it in, used self threading nuts to tighten it. Original was a stud. I can check and see what the thread was. Mine are waiting to be installed. Also will be putting some sort of foam over the stud to seal.
I found what I needed, #8x32 machine screw. Thanks.Finally ready to put trim on, My car came with a basket of parts, I've got the trim pieces but no hardware. Does anyone know what type and size fastener is used to put these diecast trim pieces on?
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