- 1). Remove the old mailbox with a screwdriver. Place the replacement mailbox over the location. Set a level on top of the mailbox and adjust for level. Mark the new holes onto the exterior of the house.
- 2). Fill the old holes with wood putty using a putty knife. Allow the wood putty to dry. Sand the wood putty flush with the siding of the house.
- 3). Touch up the puttied and sanded areas with the exterior touch-up paint for your siding. Allow the paint to dry.
- 4). Drill a 1/16-inch pilot hole 1 1/2 inches deep at each of the marks for the new holes using a 1/16-inch drill bit and drill.
- 5). Align the replacement mailbox so that the holes line up with the newly drilled pilot holes in the wood siding. Fasten the mailbox in place using a screwdriver and the provided screws.
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
EDITOR PICKS & Articles
- Top 4 Beaches Of Kerala
- Ten Places to Shop For Arts And Crafts In Snowdonia
- Monte Albán Mexico: An Ancient, Cultural, Natural Destination And Discover the Most Energetic and In
- Jim Corbett National Park Tour And Resorts To Experience Exotic Wild Life
- Spring Walking Week in Jersey - The Perfect Time to Explore
- Holidays to Dubai
- Things to do in Nanded
- Tips When Traveling With Children by Bus
- Spring Break in Mexico
- All You Want to Know About Hyderabad
Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up here to get the latest news, updates and special offers delivered directly to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe at any time
"Home & Garden" Categories
Stay With Us
"Home & Garden" MOST POPULAR
"Home & Garden" Lastest Articles