Also allow enough time to see exhibits in the Arnold House, across the home to the south, and the exhibit by the National Park Service in the restored Harriet Dean house to the west of the home. The Visitor Center also houses a bookstore with new and hard-to-find Lincoln titles, videos and related memorabilia.
You simply screw it into the hole left by the anchor that fell out, using a Phillips screwdriver. You may have to widen the hole with a drill in order to install the sleeve for a molly or toggle bolt. Their wings expand against the back of the drywall as you drive the bolt to hold your mounting.
Place the tip of the dispensing nozzle into the bottom of the hole and fill the hole about 5/8 full while slowly withdrawing the nozzle. Insert the treaded rod or rebar to the bottom of the hole while turning clockwise. Remove any excess epoxy from around the hole with a putty knife or piece of cardboard. Leave the anchor un-disturbed until the cure time has passed. Remove and discard the static mixer nozzle and replace the cartridge cap.