Anchor Wire Zinc-Plated Trim Nails are small, tidy fasteners ideal for fastening wood trim to door and window casings. Sized #13 x 7/8", they provide a tight, low-profile hold that keeps moldings and detail work looking neat, without the bulk or visible hardware of larger nails. Each nail has a sharp point that drives smoothly into wood to help prevent splitting, paired with a small flat head that seats close to the surface for a discreet finish. The fine #13 shank is easy to set by hand, giving you precise control on casings, moldings, and other delicate finish carpentry where appearance matters. Built from carbon steel with a zinc-plated finish, these nails gain light corrosion resistance along with a clean silver appearance. The plating helps them hold up over time while blending neatly with trim, casing, and the everyday hardware found throughout interior spaces, keeping the finished work looking uniform. While designed for trim and casing, they are equally useful for small wood and craft projects, picture framing, and light interior repairs. Their compact size and clean, plated finish make them a versatile addition to any toolbox or craft kit. Each 1 oz pack provides a convenient, ready supply for trim, molding, picture framing, and finish detail work around the home and shop.
Trim nails are used in any project where small nails are required. Ideal for applying trim, soffit and fascia boards. Approved for all types of treated lumber including cedar and redwood. Comes in painted colors to match your trim and/or vinyl siding. Great for small wood and craft projects. Use for hardwood molding and trim.. Provides superior rust and corrosion protection. Zinc Plated.
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