Finishing nails smooth shank bright finish size pw lgth 10 inches

Do it Bright Finish Nail - Small diameter - cupped brad head allows countersinking below wood surface for later filling to give smooth appearance to finish carpentry and trim. 

• Finishing nails are used in molding, millwork, baseboards and other finishing applications. They have a small head for countersinking to hide the nail head after it is driven.
• Steel is strong and durable but less corrosion resistant than stainless steel. To improve its resistance to corrosion, it may receive additional finishes and coatings.

For trim and fine finishing work Small diameter and cupped head for countersinking beneath the wood surface for filling and smooth finished appearance 

• Common nails are construction wire nails with a disk-shaped head that is typically three to four times the diameter of the shank.
• Steel is strong and durable but less corrosion resistant than stainless steel. To improve its resistance to corrosion, it may receive additional finishes and coatings.

• Common nails are construction wire nails with a disk-shaped head that is typically three to four times the diameter of the shank.
• Steel is strong and durable but less corrosion resistant than stainless steel. To improve its resistance to corrosion, it may receive additional finishes and coatings.

• Common nails are construction wire nails with a disk-shaped head that is typically three to four times the diameter of the shank.
• Steel is strong and durable but less corrosion resistant than stainless steel. To improve its resistance to corrosion, it may receive additional finishes and coatings.

Prime Source Bright Common Nails are used for construction, carpentry, & framing. Smooth, uncoated shank provided greater strength.

Most popular nail and versatile style. For construction - carpentry and framing. Larger shank provides greater resistance to bending.

• Common nails are construction wire nails with a disk-shaped head that is typically three to four times the diameter of the shank.
• Steel is strong and durable but less corrosion resistant than stainless steel. To improve its resistance to corrosion, it may receive additional finishes and coatings.