Could I use this product to drive in nails that have already been nailed in a deck but have risen up over time? Thanks
1747251
I built my 12' x 16' deck frame using this tool (no hammers were used in this project). This tool has a fair amount of power so if you are doing finishing work you will need to use caution, but it will do the job.
1747252
Yes this palm nailer will countersink them. For a battery nailer it has no problems driving and sinking 16 penny nails.
1545247
I think it work,but you would want to atattch it. I would suggest using something like liquid nails.
165300
I am not sure, but some of the reviews states they have used these nails. You may have a defective nailer. Sorry I can't be more help.
114609
Im not sure I only used it for some cracks and creases that I had on the upper layer, this worked for me to remove the upper layer and now my nails are flat and like new again.
1514040
Not unless you have gel nails. This product works on natural and acrylic nails.
1527823
Hello Yes these will work Here is a small hint with this do not hit the nail gun super hard you will screw up your flooring this is with all floor nail guns it screws up the edge of wood and you don't see it until you look from across the room these nails are great don't try and pull wood up after you nail it down I put 3 nails every 1.5ft I make sure this is never going to move or come up Harbor freight sells a floor kit that will be good to get too has spacers and a pull bar get that too Dan
22362
I use it on natural nails but usually over the vinylux polish. I'm sure it would work equally well on other polish.
1698426
I used this nailer to install Hardiplank siding. Its too powrful for vinyl siding. Personally, I wouldn't install vinyl siding on a storage building, much less a house.
785343
Yes. Make sure you test the nail depth on scrap wood first. Otherwise, there is NO better way to go.
1859055
I used this for the purpose of gluing stone and metal in an outside environment that would see all kinds of weather, smoke and heat(chimney top cap) and it was done in 2009-2010 and is still holding strong so I would think this should be a perfect application for this make of Liquid Nails. If the C table is not going to see weather at all, there may be a less expensive adhesive made by Liquid nails that would work just as well. See their website if questions at http://www.liquidnails.com/. Very informative site for all their products!
708103
I bought nails on Amazon to go with it for cheap. And I'm pretty sure it would work for building a deck we used it with treated lumber to make 3 garden boxes and a sandbox with lid and it was great. Hope this helps
116106
No it's only for acrylic nails. You should try a product called gelousy if you want to do gel. It's great!
1357537
I have used two different brands so far. As long as the nails are plastic coated, 21 degree I believe any brand would work. The best prices I have found on nails is at harbor freight. 2500 nails for around $28. I have used 2 1/2" and 3 1/2"
1526302
Use standard nails for nail guns from any hardware supplier... nothing special. I like this gun.
1820534
Yes-Power to drive nails up to 3-1/2-in x 0.131-in into engineered lumber -21 degree - 2 in. x 0.113 in Great tool
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I think it would, yes. You'd coat the underside of the nail, let it dry, then apply it. It would be a daily application, however, sort of like Spirit Gum. Actually, try Spirit Gum first if you haven't. It's thicker and would probably offer a stronger hold for something like that.
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I don't see why not! I used Liquid Nails to glue mine up and its been fine!