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Replacing letter box plate springs
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OP again here. Following all the helpful advice last year, I've now obtained a replacement and only getting round to fitting it now!
The next question I have is this - when I took the old letterbox off, there was some kind of adhesive or sealant holding it in place, along with the screws. Is the adhesive/sealant necessary when I'm fitting the replacement letter box, or will the screws be sufficient by themselves? If I should use adhesive/sealant, does anyone have any recommendations as to what I should use, both in terms of adhesive/sealant and specific product (it's a wooden door and metal letter box)?
What I don't want to do it to end up gluing it to the door with some product which ends up being impossible to remove without cutting a hole in the door, if the letterbox ever fails again!Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j0
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