Are these the nails that work on plaster?
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These nails are heat tempered, they're designed for use with concrete dense walls. They're also designed in the set to hang weighted items. If you have plaster walls you may want to look into anchored hanging hardware. If you're in a newly renovated apartment chances are you may have sheetrock walls. If you do have sheetrock walls you should look into hanging hardware for those type of walls. Signed, Carpenter / Handyman / NYC Housing Official
894491
I don't think they would drive thru plaster; they're thin and easily bent. I used them to hang my clay paws on my chicken coop and driving them into the pallet wood the coop is constructed with showed they are very delicate. My nails had to show so I wanted the knurled knob to be what was seen, not a nailhead. I think these would bend right in half if driven into plaster.
894492
Yes. They work on dry wall too without ripping holes in the walls. The best hooks ever.
1082313
No. They not that big unless you use the really thin nails. I don't know that names of them.
1951873
no at the nail salon i've seen them use a freshly applied clear coat as adhesive. the studs the applied stayed on for a 2 and half weeks. u can use clear drying super glue if that makes u feel more comfortable.
158123
I used mine on plaster and some green boardIt would probably cut concrete but you would likely burn up your blades.
1284280
Absolutely! This will detect very small nails thru plaster and wood. I have been impressed by this tool every time I use it. -Roger
1830272
I cannot say. This was purchased on my account by a friend. I am not the nail tech
1945885
Yes it does. They are actually attached and the hanger and nail are one piece. The nail is set at the correct angle so it's easy. We had someone who framed pictures for us come over and hang ours and these are the kind he uses. We are able to hammer these into plaster walls without pre-drilling.
537332
no, they are only good for nail art honestly. stamping, ombre nails, or using as a base coat - doesn't work :( they're way too thick
254211
It works anywhere screws or nails are used. It works in my 200 year old farm house on both my lathe and plaster walls and the sheetrock walls much better than the electronic variety.
1147817
These are not dual forms. They're just regular artificial nails that are glued on.
1011625
If I had to guess they are the wrong nails. Bostitch nails are very common so you should be able to find them without a problem.
2184872
yes and no. work only when you have located a drywall nail in a stud then you can go from there every 16 inches.
1842259
Absolutely. These are the only kind of hangers I used on both drywall and plaster walls.
1284283
My answer would be yes as we used one to find nails in lath and plaster walls, we also found three vent pipes we didn't know were there.
1565923
They are fine to me, I have done a lot of nail designs with them. I hope this helps
217654
Yes, I would think you could use them on toe nails. I, however, have not tried that yet.
2258917
excluding the marvelously design-efficient nail head...i have nails in 2 different lengths here at my desk.one shaft is is 1 inch longthe other shaft is 1 & 1/8 inches longi believe that the length varied because ofthe attached hook bearing weightie.. 20 pds 50 pds etc etcfor the past 20 years these incredibly steel strong nails have held 100 pd mirrors and 10 pound framed art.they leave no shattered plaster or ugly marksin sheetrock.the nail works easiay nd is super strong