Galvanized 18 Gauge 2-Inch Brad Nails – Straight Collated Trim Nails

Durable Galvanized Nails for Flawless Framing, Trim, and Baseboards

Upgrade your trim and molding projects with these Galvanized 18 Gauge 2-Inch Brad Nails. Designed for precision and durability, these straight collated brad nails are perfect for door frames, crown molding, baseboards, and decorative trim. Their electro-galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance, while the chisel point minimizes wood splitting, ensuring a clean, professional finish. Compatible with all 18-gauge brad nailers, these nails are ideal for indoor wood-to-wood applications.

Specs

• Material: Steel
• Finish: Electro Galvanized
• Gauge: 18
• Length: 2 inch
• Angle: Straight
• Collation Material: Glue
• Loading type: Strip
• Interior / Exterior: Interior (*can be used for exterior applications)

Features

• Minimizes Wood Splitting – Chisel point reduces damage to delicate trim and molding
• Corrosion-Resistant – The electro-galvanized finish helps to prevent rust and wear. These fasteners are recommended for indoor use on wood to wood applications (*can be used for exterior applications).
• Universal Compatibility – Works with all 18-gauge brad nailers, including Paslode. It is designed to effectively function with any nailer that is of the correct gauge and angle.
• Perfect for Trim & Molding – Great for door frames, crown molding, baseboards, chair rails. & MORE!
• Reliable Holding Power – 18-gauge nails provide a strong, secure hold without damaging fine woodwork
• Professional-Quality Finish – Small diameter ensures a clean, nearly invisible nail hole

FAQ

Can these nails be used with any 18-gauge nailer?

Yes, these 18-gauge brad nails for trim, framing, and other projects are designed to work with any 18-gauge brad nailer, regardless of the brand. Whether you’re using a Paslode, DeWalt, or any other brand, these nails will fit and perform effectively as long as your nailer is compatible with 18-gauge straight brad nails.

Are these nails suitable for outdoor use?

These electro galvanized brad nails are corrosion-resistant, making them a great choice for indoor wood-to-wood applications. They will work for outdoor applications, however for projects or areas with high humidity or exposure to the elements, you may want to consider nails that are specifically rated for outdoor use, like those with a hot-dipped galvanization or stainless steel coating for extra protection against rust.

Brad Nail vs. Finish Nail

Brad nails are typically 18-gauge, making them thinner and more suitable for delicate trim and molding, where a smaller hole is desired. Finish nails, on the other hand, are usually 15 or 16-gauge, which makes them thicker and stronger, ideal for heavier trim work like baseboards, door casings, and window frames. The main difference is that finish nails provide more holding power for heavier applications, while brad nails are better for finer, more detailed work where you want to avoid splitting the wood.

Pin Nail vs. Brad Nail

Pin nails are usually 23-gauge, which is much thinner than brad nails. They are great for ultra-delicate trim, small projects, or where you need a nearly invisible hole. Because they are so small, pin nails offer minimal holding power and often require glue for reinforcement. Brad nails, typically 18-gauge, are slightly thicker, making them more suitable for projects like baseboards, crown molding, and furniture where you need a stronger hold but still want a discreet appearance.