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Old 05-22-2020, 12:59 PM
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Good one Phil as we’ve all heard that one. Luckily I had nos pieces for our doors. Lol
When installing our nos insulation pad purchased in 1979 I used the original plugs or several of them and I did puncture one thru using a Phillips screwdriver. As aforementioned it’s much better imo to use a tool blunted at the end and I like using Dawn for a little lubricant.

My trick has been to locate and re use original fasteners (plugs)
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Thanks for the pics and info, Phil.
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