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#1088964 03/02/2015 7:26 AM
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What is the best way to attach wood to sheet metal?


As I grow old I find I'm glad I lived in a time when "common sense" was... common.
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screws .... sheet metal or nutted possibly .... just make sure the back of the wood AND the metal it's on top of is well sealed

Bill


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you could use stainless stovebolt bolts no pun intended . I have used them on wood boards on my utility trailer and they look nice like the shiny bumper bolts.


Jerry

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