Plastic Headed Nails - Black - 65mm

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The Seac 65mm Black Plastic Headed Nails are designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts installing external roofline components like fascia boards. These high-quality fasteners offer superior corrosion resistance and a clean, aesthetic finish that matches black plastic trim, though users should ensure they select the correct length for their specific application as these 65mm nails are optimized for thicker fascia rather than thin soffit materials.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TT65BK |
| Brand | Seac |
These nails feature a black head, so they are designed specifically for black-colored fascia boards.
Yes, they are manufactured from marine-grade stainless steel, providing high resistance to corrosion and staining.
No, 65mm is generally too long for soffit and cover boards; it is recommended to use shorter pins for those applications.
The plastic heads are designed for external use, though some minor color weathering is normal over many years of direct UV exposure.
Follow the installation guidelines provided by the fascia manufacturer regarding spacing and nailing patterns.
Use a nylon or rubber-faced hammer to prevent scratching the plastic finish.
Ensure you are using a pilot hole if driving into dense hardwoods or very old, hardened timber.
To ensure the best results, use a hammer with a smooth face to avoid scratching or marring the black plastic cap. When installing, align the nails with the structural timber behind the fascia to ensure maximum grip. If you are also installing soffit or cover boards, remember that these 65mm nails are too long for those thinner materials; switch to shorter pins to prevent the nail from protruding through the back of the timber. No specific maintenance is required after installation, though a simple wipe-down with a damp cloth can remove any installation debris or dust.