Plastic Headed Nails - 65mm - Grey

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Designed for professional roofline installers and DIY enthusiasts, these 65mm grey plastic-headed nails—often called polytop nails—provide a seamless, corrosion-resistant solution for securing PVC fascia boards. Constructed from marine-grade stainless steel, they ensure long-term structural integrity without the risk of rust or unsightly staining on your roofline, though users should note that the fixed 65mm length may require different hardware for thicker cladding or specific sub-structure applications.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TT65AGG |
| Brand | Seac |
Yes, because they are constructed from marine-grade stainless steel, they offer excellent resistance to salt-air corrosion.
While technically possible, these are designed specifically for PVC fascia boards to prevent staining and match the aesthetic of the plastic.
The plastic heads are designed for outdoor use and are resistant to UV degradation, maintaining their color for the lifespan of the installation.
65mm is standard for most residential plastic fascia installations, but always check your board manufacturer's manual for specific fastener length requirements.
Typically, these nails can be driven directly through plastic fascia, but pre-drilling may be necessary if working with extremely cold plastic that is prone to cracking.
Ensure you are using a smooth-faced hammer or a rubber mallet to prevent marring the plastic coating.
Drill a small pilot hole to guide the nail, or ensure you are driving the nail perfectly perpendicular to the surface.
To ensure the best results, verify that the timber backing is dry and structurally sound before fixing the fascia.