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Yea but when you're standing on a stepstool and pour coke on a screw over your head it doesn't blind you when you accidently pour it in your eyes. Keep in mind who the OP is.

Who says I wasn't?

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lefty loosey, righty tighty.

 

Lock ease, WD40 should have done the trick, try a pair of vice grips.

 

use a hammer to tap on the screw to help free up the rust/corrosion.


or buy a whole new light

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True. I figure between Mead and Beerball, we'll get more than enough details about caulk.

 

I will take it to a new level. Siliconized caulk. :flirt:

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Drill it out and then go buy a sheet metal screw to replace it. Or use this to open the light...

 

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If that doesn't fix it, you could try a claymore

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And if that doesn't fix it, you can try another claymore

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Step 1. Turn off the electricity to the light fixture.

Step 2. Use channel locks to grab the broken light base.

Step 3. Spray WD40 into the socket.

Step 4. Just go nuts.

Step 5. Pick yourself up off the ground.

Step 6. Call an electrician.

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You'd be surprised CGF. These are some seriously twisted individuals here at TBD. A lot of bizzare proclivities out there. Caulk a doodle doo.

I just laughed out loud in the Marriott bar after reading this... Well played sir....

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I just laughed out loud in the Marriott bar after reading this... Well played sir....

Is Marriott bar code for "Rest Area?"

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a screw? a freaking screw? :wallbash:

 

well, yeah, I've had similar difficulty. can't really judge. Wait until you break a spring off in a fixture. No way you can drill it out or get it out.

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its not the screw that im worried about, its the portion that you screw into. I wonder if duct tape will be weather proof

Your'e in Florida, you don't have weather. (cept the hurricanes and showers every afternoon!)

 

Seriously, drill it out then use some type of foam that hardens and is waterproof.

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They make a tool for a drill called an EZ out... It's shaped like a cone with reverse thread.... As you are drilling it in, it will bite and back the screw out....

Two pages worth of lube talk and no one mentioned spitting on it?

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