18GA Galvanized Brad Nails 4-Size Assortment (3/4" to 2") 1000-Pack
18GA Galvanized Brad Nails — 4-Size Assortment (¾" to 2") — 1000-Pack
Product Overview
This 1000-pack of 18 GA galvanized brad nails includes four commonly used lengths — ¾", 1¼", 1½", and 2" — with 250 nails of each size. The galvanized finish protects against rust, while the chisel point and T-shaped head ensure reliable penetration, strong holding power, and jam-free feeding in pneumatic brad nailers.
Shop / Check PriceKey Features & Benefits
- 4-Size Versatility: A single kit covers most finishing tasks — from delicate trim (¾") to heavier trim and paneling (2").
- Universal Compatibility: Works with the majority of 18-gauge brad nailers (Porter-Cable, DeWalt, BOSTITCH, etc.).
- Superior Penetration: Chisel point design plus T-shaped heads drive cleanly and hold materials tightly.
- Rust Resistance: Galvanized finish reduces corrosion for storage and long-term performance.
- Jam-Free Performance: Precision manufacturing promotes smooth feeding and fewer jams in pneumatic tools.
- Economical Pack: 1000 nails (250 per size) provides enough material for multiple projects without frequent restock.
Product Specifications
Gauge
18 GA
Sizes Included
¾", 1¼", 1½", 2" (250 each)
Total Nails
1000 (250 per size)
Finish
Galvanized
Head Type
T-Shaped
Point Type
Chisel Point
Item Weight
10.9 oz
Package Dimensions
5.24" × 2.6" × 0.75"
Power Source
Pneumatic (Air Powered)
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 18 GA |
| Lengths | ¾", 1¼", 1½", 2" (250 nails each) |
| Finish | Galvanized (rust resistance) |
| Head | T-Shaped head for secure hold |
| Point | Chisel point for easier penetration |
| Compatibility | Compatible with major 18 GA brad nailer brands |
| Use | Finish carpentry, trims, moldings, cabinetry, decorative work |
How to Use & Best Practices
- Choose the correct length: Use ¾" for thin trim and veneer, 1¼"–1½" for standard casings, and 2" for thicker trim or backing where extra holding power is needed.
- Set correct depth: Adjust your brad nailer depth so the head sits just below the surface — avoid over-driving that may split thin moldings.
- Test on scrap: Always fire a few test nails on scrap wood to ensure penetration, holding, and appearance are correct before starting your project.
- Corrosion prevention: Although galvanized, store in a dry place to maximize long-term life and prevent surface oxidation.
- Safety: Wear eye protection and follow your brad nailer manufacturer's safety instructions when loading and firing nails.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Are these nails compatible with my DeWalt/Porter-Cable/BOSTITCH brad nailer?
- Yes — these are standard 18-gauge brads and are compatible with most 18 GA brad nailer models. Always check your tool's operator manual for any model-specific restrictions.
- Can I use these nails outdoors?
- The galvanized finish helps resist rust, making them suitable for occasional outdoor use. For continuous exterior exposure or coastal environments, consider stainless steel or hot-dip galvanized nails for maximum corrosion resistance.
- Will the T-shaped head be visible on finish work?
- 18 GA brads are intended for finish work where the nail head is small and often countersunk and filled. For the cleanest look, countersink slightly and touch up with wood filler or paint.
- How many nails will I need for a typical crown molding run?
- Nail spacing depends on molding profile and substrate. As a rough guideline, you might use a nail every 8–12 inches; a 12-foot run could use 12–18 nails.
Conclusion
The 18GA Galvanized Brad Nails 4-Size Assortment (3/4" to 2") — 1000-Pack is a versatile, economical choice for finish carpenters and DIYers. With rust-resistant galvanized coating, chisel point design, and jam-free precision manufacturing, this set reduces trips to the hardware store and covers a wide range of trim and finishing needs.
