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"John" wrote in message ...
The screw simply go into pretty thin fiberglass; there is nothing behind the fiberglass. The screws have simply stripped out the fiberglass. I can put down a couple new layers of glass, but I expect it will just strip out again. There is no access to the bottom to add a backer. I don't know what they are called, but what about using the screws that you use for hanging picture frames on a plaster wall. On a wall you drill a small hole in the plaster, pound the screw into the hole with a hammer and then as you turn the screw the metal sheath deforms and creates its own backer. Seems like it might work in your case. Bob |