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Are there any tricks in filling worn out holes? When dismantling a playfield, I always encounter worn out holes, and replacing the screw with a bigger one is not always an option. Recently, I just used a lego bush (https://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?P=4265c#T=S&O={}) to act as a nut, but I am not really convinced this is how pro's do it 
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Quoted from tamoore:Toothpicks and some glue...
Toothpicks might work for the playfield, but how to touch up holes in ramps (e.g. to mount switches or wiregates)?
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