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I’ve removed the ply lining from a van and the previous owner has used metal plasterboard fixing in the van. These were probably to fix some racking or shelving. Any ideas how to remove these without the rear falling inside the inaccessible double skin and causing a forever rattle?
I did think about drilling out the fixing and then squirting in silicone to attempt to stick them in place so the rear section wouldn’t drop and will stay stuck in place.
