Precedent front brow stripped screw holes

[dgcurtis]

The title pretty much says it all. Most of the screw holes on my precedent's front brow are stripped so the brow cover is loose. What sort of bonding agent can be used to fill in the holes to drill them out? I'm not sure what sort of plastic the brow is made of. I see the J-B Weld makes a plasicweld epoxy putty but it says that it doesn't bond with polyethylene, polypropylene and some other plastics. I'd rather not have to buy a whole brow to fix this.

Thanks

[NoleFan4Ever]

I have installed SS knurled threaded inserts in the past. I picked them up and Ace Hardware. I also used a LocTite adhesive to help support the torque.

[kgsc]

Toothpick

[Cartmaster]

Originally Posted by kgsc

Toothpick

That right there! Done it many times. Force as many in the hole as you can.

[PingEye3]

Originally Posted by dgcurtis

The title pretty much says it all. Most of the screw holes on my precedent's front brow are stripped so the brow cover is loose. What sort of bonding agent can be used to fill in the holes to drill them out? I'm not sure what sort of plastic the brow is made of. I see the J-B Weld makes a plasicweld epoxy putty but it says that it doesn't bond with polyethylene, polypropylene and some other plastics. I'd rather not have to buy a whole brow to fix this.

Thanks

I have one of those left over from a Double Take Phantom body install. No scratches, in very good shape. If I can find a box for shipping it, it is yours for cost of shipping. PM me if interested.