# Yup, exactly. back the screw out and try again at another angle. nm

Posted by Matt (93SE) on September 14, 2004 at 12:13:04: In Reply to: I have this problem too sometimes... posted by Aaron on September 14, 2004 at 11:12:52: : Just back the screw out and try again at a slightly different angle. Sometimes, I will fiddle with it for a minute before I get it to go in. For me, it's just b/c the screw isn't going in at the perfect angle. : : : Hi guys, : : I decided to do something radical and modern by pulling out the interior plastic trim pieces around the latch and PW switches and painting them a gloss metallic colour. :) However, for some reason after putting everything back (i.e. the screws, the door pull handle), the screws somehow don't want to go in properly and fully; like the threads are not matched. =S Is there a technique I can try to get them in? It's highly annoying. TIA. Replys:

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: : Just back the screw out and try again at a slightly different angle. Sometimes, I will fiddle with it for a minute before I get it to go in. For me, it's just b/c the screw isn't going in at the perfect angle. : : : : : Hi guys, : : : I decided to do something radical and modern by pulling out the interior plastic trim pieces around the latch and PW switches and painting them a gloss metallic colour. :) However, for some reason after putting everything back (i.e. the screws, the door pull handle), the screws somehow don't want to go in properly and fully; like the threads are not matched. =S Is there a technique I can try to get them in? It's highly annoying. TIA.