Spray paint can still be found for a buck a can.Paint wont last long on a carberator anyway.The screws are 10x24 fillister head screws,they give a screwdriver more purchase than a round head screws.Take one of your 8.00 screws down to the hardware store.Buy some extras ,put them in a jar with a paper to ID them.They have some odd stuff in those pullout boxes.I buy hardware I use often at salvage stores at 2 to 3.00 a hundred.I use a lot of pop rivets and 10x24 screws and nuts that I dont charge the customers for.If I take a carb apart I use a beer flat that will keep parts from rolling off the bench.If a job is interrupted I put a item ia a large coffee can.I would expect to pay less than 8.00 for a box of 100 carb screws.When I run into nutty pricing I dont buy,find the item elswhere.Fellow I know refused to pay 120.00 for a small tractor part at the dealer.A friend gave him the part.
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