I think I would simply pound the thing into submission then repair the small amount of damage with joint compound. You can spend a lot of time (and even some money) trying to deal with that thing when it isn't at all necessary probably.
your link goes to your photobucket pict. If the screw is just stripped, use the type of extractor i oictured above, or even just try putting a wide rubber band in between the screw and screwdriver. push hard as you unscrew. i've had some success with this method, but i have found extractors that you use in the screwgun to be quick and easy
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