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This guide is for anyone using Forgefix Lost Head Nails, ideal for joinery work and decorative applications where a clean finish is desired. The key benefit is a virtually invisible head after installation, enhancing the aesthetics of your project. Keep in mind that these nails are made from bright steel and may require a protective coating if used in exterior applications or areas prone to moisture.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 500NLLH65B |
| Brand | Forgefix |
A lost head nail is designed with a head that can be easily set below the surface of the wood, making it virtually invisible.
These nails have a bright finish, which is the raw mild steel material without any coating or finish.
They are suitable for decorative applications, such as door frame moulding and architraves, where a clean finish is desired.
Drive the nail into the wood and use a nail punch to set the head slightly below the surface.
Yes, but it's recommended to apply a protective coating (e.g., paint) to prevent rust.
The nails are available in various lengths, such as 40mm, 50mm, and 65mm.
They are sold by weight, typically in 500g bags.
They are made from bright steel, a raw mild steel material.
Use a nail set to ensure the nail is driven straight. Pre-drill a pilot hole if working with hardwood.
Use a nail punch to properly set the nail below the surface. Adjust the force applied to the punch to achieve the desired depth.
Apply a rust inhibitor or primer and paint. Ensure the nails are protected from moisture and humidity.
Setup: No special setup is required. Ensure you have the correct nail size for your project.
Compatibility: Compatible with various wood types. Use pilot holes when working with hardwoods to prevent splitting.
Care: Store nails in a dry place to prevent rust. If used in exterior applications, consider applying a primer and paint to protect against the elements.
