Originally Posted by pope
John Nice tip on the screws! I had seena trick like that that once before, but rather than countersunk screws pan head screws were used and the trim was notched slightly for a more positive fit. The screws were just loose enough for the trim to slip under and not be loose.
Brian I can still send you a picture of the clips if you would like.

I first tried pan head screws but I felt they may loosen over time. I changed to counter sunk screws so I could tighten them down such that they won't back off later on down the road.

Lots of ways to skin this cat. thumbs_up


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