[LEFT]I've installed four metal molly-style toggle bolts (each rated for 60+ lb) for shelving in a lath and plaster wall, and the wings for each have all expanded properly inside the wall cavity. My problem is, with two of the four, the bolt that came with the toggle isn't threading back in tightly (I.e. It easily Slides in and out when pushed or pulled) so can't be used to hold the shelf flush to the wall. I can't just go up a bolt size because the aperture limits it to the existing bolt size. I've never had or heard of this kind of molly/toggle bolt problem - I dont want to try to try a different spot on the wall and have it happen again. I'm tempted to coat the loose bolts with crazy glue but not if there's a known cause and fix? Any advice greatly appreciated... Kevin[/LEFT]

My power window stopped working on my (2009 Hyundai Sonata) and I need to replace the window regulator panel. The speaker is attached to the old panel with rivets and I need that speaker to go on the new panel. The holes the rivets are going through measure 3/16" in diameter. I don't have a rivet tool and have heard that some people replaced the rivets with "self tappers". No other information about size and such, just self tappers. So, my question to the group is what size metal screw would best fit into that 3/16" opening? Thanks