Bill,

I think most inspectors would not object to painting the screw heads green.
Certainly this is not as convenient as a green screw that can be purchased that
color.

An installer could offer the inspector a choice between a stainless steel screw
with a field painted head or a standard 10-32, green grounding screw installed
in a pre-drilled, properly tapped hole. 

Dick Ratico
Solarwind Electric
P.O. Box 402
Bradford, VT 05033



--- You wrote:
I don't have a readily available source for the screws. The ones I used came
in the Schott residential kit. I think the specification would be a
stainless 3/16"x 3/4" fine thread self-tapping screw. Some inspectors
require green ground screws, but I don't know of a source for green
stainless screws. Anybody else have a suggestion.

Bill.
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