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Join Date: Nov 2025
Location: The Beach, South Carolina
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Having had the floorboards out a time or three whilst recently speedometer cabling, I was wondering how to repair the 12-24 threads for the floorboard screws. Several of mine are barely there. A couple appear to have been beaten into submission with a body dolly and a ball-pein hammer (and then badly re-tapped). It appears to me that floorboard removal/replacement is one of those jobs that just never end. I'd like to have screws that actually work (the screws are actually fine, and I have a full set of washers too).
I suppose there is a "correct" way and...everything else. Having done my time with sheet metal, I was thinking it should be a good place for a rivnut. McMaster-Carr sells a bag of 10, 12-24 rivnuts for ~$8. I actually think I have a rivnut tool around here somewhere...but surely not specific for 12-24. Are rivnuts taboo? Should I use acupuncture? Chair Tai Chi? Cinnamon and vinegar?
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