Screws... where to get them?!

[InsuredApple]

I have a tough time finding black screws for things like the dash vents and the defrost reflector in our 2004 Monaco Windsor.

Any idea where I can get my hands on some?

[ralphie]

Originally Posted by InsuredApple

I have a tough time finding black screws for things like the dash vents and the defrost reflector in our 2004 Monaco Windsor.

Any idea where I can get my hands on some?

I just stick them in a piece of cardboard and hit them with a couple coats of quick-drying paint.

[Waiter21]

I just stick them in a piece of cardboard and hit them with a couple coats of quick-drying paint.

Me 2....

[Twomed]

Dash Screws from Fastenal
To help keep the new panels from cracking, use black washer head screws. You can get these at Fastenal in black.

Au-Ve-Co Products, or Auto-Vehicle Products.

Part # 0162744 is a black washer head screw #8 x 3/4"

Part # 0162745 is a black washer head screw #8 x 1"

Part # 0162756 is a black washer head screw #10 x 3/4"

Part # 0162757 is a black washer head screw #10 x 1"

From my long list of weird Monaco stuff...hope it helps.

[InsuredApple]

Originally Posted by Twomed

Dash Screws from Fastenal
To help keep the new panels from cracking, use black washer head screws. You can get these at Fastenal in black.

Au-Ve-Co Products, or Auto-Vehicle Products.

Part # 0162744 is a black washer head screw #8 x 3/4"

Part # 0162745 is a black washer head screw #8 x 1"

Part # 0162756 is a black washer head screw #10 x 3/4"

Part # 0162757 is a black washer head screw #10 x 1"

From my long list of weird Monaco stuff...hope it helps.

Oh sweeeeeet. Thank you so much!

[falconman]

Our local Ace/ TruValue stores have a pretty good selection of trim screws and oddball cabinet hardware.

[zo66]

Originally Posted by ralphie

I just stick them in a piece of cardboard and hit them with a couple coats of quick-drying paint.

X3 on cardboard and black paint

[CountryB]

try the www.boltdepot.com look under category "sheet metal screws".

[veraken]

Here's another good source

https://www.mcfeelys.com/