Ok, thanks for clarifying. As long as it’s an M4 screw and the length is good then you should be fine.
Finally I succes to decaught the screw with Engineer PZ-58 Screw Pliers and one buddy to maintain the panel. But not by the above but by the side.
Last question, I scratch a little the panel, I bought this paint do you think is good?
http://www.belton.de/en/products/belton-special/metallic-paint/
Silver color. Please how do it properly.
THX
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You don’t need to paint the underside but I would treat what looks like rust on your panel. You can paint it afterwards if you like but you won’the be looking underneath the panel that often.
not rust only soldering.
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Welding, not soldering. And yes, there are signs of oxidation on those welds.
thx how do fix it please?
bump help me please
It’s light surface oxidation, so wouldn’t worry about it that much honestly. It’s not something to concern yourself with unless you live in an area with tons of humidity.
If you feel you must remove it, a rub with a simple wire-mesh abrasive pad (like Brilo) might do the trick.