at hardwre stores, in STAINLESS STEEL with the correct thread size and count listed in the post. I found them at, of course, a boat store ( West Marine Products ).
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Originally Posted by MRBSMITH
at hardwre stores, in STAINLESS STEEL with the correct thread size and count listed in the post. I found them at, of course, a boat store ( West Marine Products ).
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Careful WM has pan head 1/4 28 by 3/4, and the aluminum riv-nut that mb uses will tolerate that SAE size to about 4 inch pounds then strip out.
I have not seen metric fasteners at WM but I guess stores vary.
Having several vehicles and RV, I'd say getting stainless steel beats everything else.
Owning a motorhome I keep wondering why they used galvanized screws for all outside latches and brackets? For $4 saving the owners few years later have constant issues with it.
We have several ACE hardware places in our county with good selection of SS and other fasteners. I even got metric fender clip for my John Deere tractor.
I had trouble finding them 
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