Mounting hole damage

A handy person from Owensboro, Kentucky says:
I will need this pair for sure.
Got any tips on how to repair the mounting hole.
It's on the side.
It's where the mounting screw goes in.
As you can tell, its bored out.
I was thinking J/B Weld, but wondered if you have a better option ?
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Paul from SWISCO responded:

Personally, I'm not sure that epoxy will hold. I think your might be better served by using a plastic screw anchor, especially since it looks hollow on the inside. That would be the first thing I'd try.

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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

I agree with my brother. I think I'd just add that you could even just use a washer with a screw. It honestly don't look that bad, I've seen worse. 

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