18 ga. Stainless Steel Brad Nails

Price range: $19.99 through $32.99

18-gauge stainless brads in four lengths for trim and finish work.

  • Stainless steel, so they hold up outdoors without rusting
  • Chisel point and smooth shank for clean, consistent drives
  • 1,000 nails per box

Four lengths: 3/4″, 1″, 1-1/4″, and 2″. Pick the length your job needs.

Tutorial: Brad Nailer vs. Finish Nailer

18 gauge stainless steel brad nails for trim that lasts

Stainless brads earn their keep on exterior trim and anywhere a galvanized nail would eventually rust and stain. These are stainless steel, with a chisel point and a smooth shank, and they come 1,000 to a box.

They’re stocked in four lengths so you can match the brad to the work in front of you.

Lengths

  • 3/4″
  • 1″
  • 1-1/4″
  • 2″

Details

  • Gauge: 18
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Point: chisel
  • Shank: smooth
  • Quantity: 1,000 per box

Frequently asked questions

Do stainless steel brad nails rust?

No. These brads are stainless steel, so they hold up outdoors without rusting. That is why they earn their keep on exterior trim and anywhere a galvanized nail would eventually rust and stain the wood.

What is an 18 gauge brad nail good for?

An 18 gauge brad is for trim and finish work. These stainless brads are stocked in four lengths so you can match the brad to the work in front of you, with a chisel point and smooth shank for clean, consistent drives.

What lengths do these stainless steel brad nails come in?

They come in four lengths: 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1-1/4 inch, and 2 inch. Pick the length your job needs. Each box holds 1,000 nails.

How many brad nails come in a box?

Each box holds 1,000 nails. They are 18-gauge stainless steel with a chisel point and a smooth shank.

Finishing wood the old-world way? These guides from The Craftsman Blog show you how to get a durable, beautiful result.

Related tutorials

Brad Nailer vs. Finish Nailer

From The Craftsman Blog

Brad Nailer vs. Finish Nailer

Brad nailer or finish nailer? They're close cousins but not the same tool, and using them interchangeably causes trouble. Scott explains the differences clearly. 18-gauge brads are the smaller-hole option this post covers.

Read the tutorial →

Additional information

Weight 2 lbs
Dimensions N/A
Size

3/4", 1-1/4", 2", 1"