HT150-1 Hardwood Trim Nails, Slim Diameter, Carbon Steel Wire, 1.5-in, 1-Lb, 1-1/2 Inch, No Color

These nails are getting hard to find, but they are worth the trouble. I have used the cheep foreign made nails and these are slimmer and less likely to bend, especially whey you are nailing into oak jams. I prefer to hand nail into my jams to keep from having curled nails

Purchased 2” nails to install 1/4 round over trim then through sheet rock. I always thought finish nails were finish nails but not true! Couldn’t believe how strong these were and how hard they were to bend, worth every penny, highly recommend!

These hardened nails are being used to restore a 1905 Julia Morgan mining head quarters/supervisors house structure. Much of the structural wood is extremely hard and ordinary nails do not work when nailing into that structure. These nails work. They are best installed by holding the shank until the nail is about 1/2 way in, and then unsupported for the rest of the way. If not done this way, they can spring sideways if the hammer strike isn't nearly perfect. They are mostly used to re-install interior wood paneling to the house framing. These are a great nails for that purpose.

Arrived in a well-taped box with the nails contained, and replaced some old staples left in hardwood trim. Hard as advertised.

Best on the market, always has been - always will be. Not easy to find in urban areas - certainly not many lengths. THESE NAILS DRIVE SLICK AS SNOT. Hard and strong and sharp. Only finish nail I ever want to use. U.S. made - not soft alloys from China that are worthless. Thanks for having them Amazon! Lowe's had 1.5 inch for 1/3 the price, but we need what we need and I wanted the 1 inch. It is worth the price to have them. (bought both sizes anyway - just to have on hand)

These nails are super hard to bend... Usually trim nails aren't as strong as these and I was very impressed with the quality of these! Not 1 bent regardless of the wood types I've used these on, though I'm not sure if any were hard woods, I usually bend nails on soft woods too but not these! Super great quality nails, best I've ever tried. Highly recommend especially for people like me who rarely pound a nail all the way in without hitting it off center a few times.

you don't buy these because you're too lazy to go to the hardware store. You buy these because you have to do a trim job that you actually care about, probably with hardwood, and you know that the common hardware store finish nails will bend all over the place (unless you're a true hammer expert... I'm not). these nails are stronger, have sharper tips, thinner heads, and a coating so they drive easier. best nails this hack has ever used!

Maze are the only nails I will buy. They do not bend and they go in straight!