Can this underlayment be used for nail down application
1554233
I have been advised this is for floating floors, but I don't see any reason why not
1092134
Not exactly sure but I do know Liquid Nails makes a sub-flooring specific formula......That would probably be your best bet.
1062747
I use this nailer for framing. You can nail siding with it. I use a bostich for siding and a roofing nailer for roofing but, I like the answer that someone else gave being that you could nail siding with a roofing nailer. This would be a good compromise except the trim will need to be hand nailed as a roofing nail may not be long enough for trim boards. good luck.
913393
Don't think so. If the nails are even a little flexible it won't work, they have to be hard.
588528
You can adjust the setting for depth. Most often you do not want the nail head to penetrate the surface of the siding or sheeting. This has been a work horse for me. Excellent siding nailer and excellent when you need ringshank nails.
1981921
I honestly didn't try to do that but from what I can tell if you filled a sort of deep hole, it won't hold up well in the material.If the nail or screw can go in enough to be firmly nailed in the wood under the 'Dapped' area then it should be fine. As long as it's firmly nailed in the wood (or brick).
951969
The material will nail in just the same way that wood shoe molding nails...this stuff is shoe moulding, so it covers the gap between the baseboard and the flooring, and is designed to be used where the baseboard or wall is curved. It is not designed as a flat molding, and your application requires something different....like a flat transition-type molding that will bend. Radiused tile meeting radiused Pergo....you have gotten yourself into a pickle there...creative and interesting maybe, but a bummer to figure out that transition. Good luck.
1353593
I only used it to do framing which it did work fine but nails from Bostitch were unvailable(nonexistent). I think if the size of nails are in the instruction book and are available it should work. You will probably have to use third party nails.
541419
I used Liquid Nails Interior Cove Base & Stair Tread Adhesive on my wooden stairs following their directions. It worked well.
178665
You could by turning the pressure way down but it will leave divets in your siding. You'd be better off getting a "flush nailer" more suited to siding.Also I believe if you read the "Warranty" for the fiber cement siding, it will say hand nail only
450312
I used it with trim work. Structural work with a brad nailer may not be good.
1698428
Absolutely! The nail heads are a bit small, but if you dial the regulated pressure on your compressor down to 50 psi or so, AND you drive the nails at an angle, they will consistently lay into the vinyl grooves with room for wiggle. (the head fits perfectly for nail placement) This speeds up putting up siding like nobody's business!
1981923
I honestly didn't try to do that but from what I can tell if you filled a sort of deep hole, it won't hold up well in the material. If the nail or screw can go in enough to be firmly nailed in the wood under the 'Dapped' area then it should be fine. As long as it's firmly nailed in the wood (or brick).
1026807
Should be if the nails are not too large. I recommend deck screws and perhaps predrilling so as not to split the wood.
1234920
Yes it will work well for that. Hardie siding can be installed with this as manufacturers installation only requires 1" penetration into the stud. If nailing into sheathing then longer nails won't matter. This nails up to 1 3/4".Please refer to pages 11 and 12 of their best practice guide where this model is specifically mentioned as recommended for Hardieplank. See the link below, page 11 and 12.http://www.jameshardie.com/pdf/best-practices/hz/hz5-best-practice-guide-us-intro-tools.pdfThanks,ADP
774729
yes. It is intended for tiling. It has the nail flange suitable for installing backer board and tile over.
1024189
This is a roofing product. I would not suggest using this for your task due to the elastic properties of the material.