How to Fix a Stripped Screw Hole in 4 simple steps. All you need is a screwdriver!
Step 1: Match anchor to fit your screw. Reference table is also included below.
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Step 2: Gently screw anchor the into the existing stripped hole.
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Step 3: Snap off anchor... remember to save the rest for another use.
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Step 4: Insert screw into anchor and tighten it securely.
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How to Fix a Stripped Screw Hole - The Included Benefits
Contrary to what most people would think, fixing a stripped screw hole on Wood and Wood Substrates such as MDF, plywood, and particle board can be extremely easy. Instead of spending so much time and effort using wire mesh, tooth pick, saw dust with glue, and other unconventional home remedies, our Screw-It-Again™ Wood Anchors can easily fix stripped screw holes in wood in less than 1 minute.
All you would need to do is remove the loose screw from the stripped screw hole. Then using one of our Screw-It-Again™ wood anchor, determine the size of the hole that is stripped, break off the part that you don’t need and re-insert our wood anchor back into the stripped screw hole. Using a flat or Philips screwdriver, carefully drive our wood anchor until tight, then using the screwdriver break off the remaining part of the wood anchor. You may save the unused portion of the anchor for future repairs. To summarize: Match | Screw | Snap | Screw-It Again - Simple!
The one major benefit of using the Screw-It-Again™ wood anchors is when repairing loose door hinges in entry doors and kitchen cabinets. There is no need to remove the door or the hinge to repair the stripped screw hole which saves you time and energy. For additional information on our product, please watch our “How To” videos.
All you would need to do is remove the loose screw from the stripped screw hole. Then using one of our Screw-It-Again™ wood anchor, determine the size of the hole that is stripped, break off the part that you don’t need and re-insert our wood anchor back into the stripped screw hole. Using a flat or Philips screwdriver, carefully drive our wood anchor until tight, then using the screwdriver break off the remaining part of the wood anchor. You may save the unused portion of the anchor for future repairs. To summarize: Match | Screw | Snap | Screw-It Again - Simple!
The one major benefit of using the Screw-It-Again™ wood anchors is when repairing loose door hinges in entry doors and kitchen cabinets. There is no need to remove the door or the hinge to repair the stripped screw hole which saves you time and energy. For additional information on our product, please watch our “How To” videos.
Here's how to fix a stripped wood screw hole
in a few simple steps!
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NOTE: If your stripped hole is due to a "crack" you may need to fix the crack before using the Screw-it-Again anchor or the crack may get bigger.
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How to fix stripped wood screw holes in less than a minute
Arreglar los madera despojado de tornillo en menos de un minuto
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Independent testing by San Diego based Decisive Testing showed the Screw-it-Again withstanding pull force from 70 LBS to over 130 LBS
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