66mustang

I have used the same words, I am sure. Instead of WD-40, there are some other lubricants out there designed for stuck screws. You apply a couple of drops and hope it drips down. I'd try something else before I forced it.


You could also try a screw driver in the screw top, applying heat to the screwdriver that would apply heat to the screw. Try not to apply too much heat to the screw driver, or it could discolor, wood or the screw. You can use a propane torch (hard to control) or use a soldering gun.


I have broken bolts off of engine blocks and other objects, so I know it doesn't take that much pressure to screw up something like that!


Ed