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Grip-Rite 6F1 2 in. x 13-Gauge 6-penny Bright Steel Finish Nails are designed for use in fine carpentry and finishing. Bright steel finish and smooth shank reduce splitting during installation. Small, cupped-head holds wood filler for a flat, smooth finished look.
Fastener Length (in.) | 2 |
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Nail Length (In.) | 2 in. |
Fastener Type | Non-Collated Finishing/Casing Nail |
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Features | No Additional Features |
Finish Family | Metallic |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Nail Coating | Bright Finish |
Nail Type | Finishing/Casing Nail |
Package Quantity | 288 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 1 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Shank Type | Smooth Shank |
Manufacturer Warranty | No |
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Yes. Get galvanized if you use outside.
yes they will .. they should be used in dry areas only
Yes. Bright finish means it is bare steel.
That is a Home Depot mistake. Wish I hadn't found them. I returned them.
Supposedly. However after you hammer them in there is no dimple for the nail set to sit in and you will end up with multiple holes in your base board as it slips off when you attempt to countersink the nail.
Generally brad nails are better for baseboards and finish nails are better for finish or detail carpentry.
Only if you're willing to hammer hard, since they don't have a dimple to set the nail without just smashing it flush. Personally I find it's fine. But if you can get an air nailer/brad nailer, it's worlds better.
They are the right size, but don't buy these. They are extremely greasy and do not have a dimple for a nail set.
These aren't any good for any work where you want to countersink them. There are no dimples to hold the countersink from sliding off the nail and damaging the wood.
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