RickB
Yoda
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Here's a heads up.
If you are tempted to order the grill trim fasteners from Moss - save your time and money. (a buck each!!!)
What I got were small black plastic bits that slide (with persuasion) into the grill trim. They have a 'pin' on one side and a larger compression type nub on the other, theoretically designed to pop into the hole in your grill.
So, obviously the pin on the one side is superfluous and has to be removed. Ok, not a problem it snaps right off.
Trouble is the nub breaks when you press it through the hole.
So - I got two to fit and left them in the center and then used #6 x 3/4 machine scews with nuts for the other 8 points. The head of the #6 screw fits the channel of the trim piece very well.
Picture in a moment.
If you are tempted to order the grill trim fasteners from Moss - save your time and money. (a buck each!!!)
What I got were small black plastic bits that slide (with persuasion) into the grill trim. They have a 'pin' on one side and a larger compression type nub on the other, theoretically designed to pop into the hole in your grill.
So, obviously the pin on the one side is superfluous and has to be removed. Ok, not a problem it snaps right off.
Trouble is the nub breaks when you press it through the hole.
So - I got two to fit and left them in the center and then used #6 x 3/4 machine scews with nuts for the other 8 points. The head of the #6 screw fits the channel of the trim piece very well.
Picture in a moment.