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mdboulay May 3rd 06 06:10 PM

Vinyl Shutters
 
During a recent thunderstorm one of our vinyl shutters was torn off of the
house. When we went to reinstall the shutter (with the new plastic
screws) we realized that the original plastic screws were sheared off
within the drill hole. Any suggestions for removing the old screws from
the drill holes? We have tried needle nose pliers and tried to redrill
the holes but nothing has worked.

[email protected] May 3rd 06 08:20 PM

Vinyl Shutters
 
Maybe you need to contact Manuel Dexterity. :')

Seriously, shouldn't be a big deal to either drill it out, or extract
it. Practice, practice, practice, or find someone competent.

New category, eh- "drill hole"?

If all else fails, insert screws right next to old ones. This _is_
flexible plastic stuff.

J


Brian V May 3rd 06 10:21 PM

Vinyl Shutters
 

"mdboulay" wrote in message
news:fbc881c32ba3a5d9b15f6de783b15d1a@homerepairli ve.com...
During a recent thunderstorm one of our vinyl shutters was torn off of the
house. When we went to reinstall the shutter (with the new plastic
screws) we realized that the original plastic screws were sheared off
within the drill hole. Any suggestions for removing the old screws from
the drill holes? We have tried needle nose pliers and tried to redrill
the holes but nothing has worked.


It's most likely NOT a screw. Vinyl shutters typicaly use a barbed style
mount that simply pushes in to the pre-drilled hole. You can not unscrew
them and they are very difficult to pull out. When they break they are
normally pushed further in to the wall which forces them to fall in to the
wall cavity.



Xeno Chauvin May 4th 06 06:06 AM

Vinyl Shutters
 

"mdboulay" wrote in message
news:fbc881c32ba3a5d9b15f6de783b15d1a@homerepairli ve.com...

Check this out

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...=Taps+%26+Dies




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