These 18-gauge stainless steel brad nails are perfect for outdoor trim and other corrosion-prone applications. Each pack includes 5,000 nails. At $29.66 (compare at $59.31), you save 50%—plus an extra 15% with SAVE15.
Choose stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance. These nails are designed for Metabo HPT nailers but may work with other 18-gauge brad nailers.
Comparison & Value
Stainless nails cost more than galvanized, but they offer superior rust resistance. At $29.66 for 5,000, you're getting a great price per nail.
Features
Stainless steel – resists rust and corrosion for outdoor use
5,000 nails – value pack for large projects
Compatible with popular Metabo HPT nailers
Gauge: 18
Model: 14137HPT
Price: $29.66
Length: 1-1/2 inches
Material: Stainless Steel
Product Type: Brad Nails
Compatibility: NT50AE2, NT1850DE, NT50GSP9
Package Dimensions: 13.25" x 5.81" x 3.88"
Seller: Benchmark Tools
MPN: 14137HPT
Product Details
Rust-Free Performance
Protect your outdoor projects with stainless steel nails that won't rust or bleed. These 1-1/2" 18-gauge brad nails are perfect for trim, siding, and more.
Excellent Value
Get 5,000 nails for only $29.66 – that's 50% off. Use coupon SAVE15 for an additional 15% off. Free shipping on orders over $45. Order now!
Frequently Asked Questions
Are stainless steel brad nails worth it for outdoor trim projects?
Yes, stainless steel nails do not rust, so they are ideal for outdoor projects where moisture and corrosion are a concern. They provide long-lasting hold without staining the wood.
Can these nails be used in any 18-gauge brad nailer?
They are designed for Metabo HPT nailers, but they may fit other 18-gauge nailers. Always check your nailer's compatibility.
Do stainless steel brad nails rust?
Stainless steel is highly resistant to rust and corrosion, making these nails an excellent choice for exterior applications.
Why are stainless steel brad nails more expensive than galvanized?
Stainless steel has a higher material cost and provides superior corrosion resistance. The price difference reflects the added durability and performance.
What is the difference between 18-gauge brad nails and 16-gauge finish nails?
18-gauge brad nails are thinner, leaving smaller holes and are best for lightweight trim. 16-gauge finish nails are thicker and provide a stronger hold for heavier trim and casing.
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d*x
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Great nails
Works perfectly in my nailer. No jams.
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q**h
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Sturdy and rust-resistant
These stainless brads are great for outdoor projects. They hold well and haven't rusted. Only issue is the price, but quality is worth it.
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g*****r
Excellent for trim work
I used these for installing trim in my bathroom. They are strong and the stainless steel ensures no rust. They feed smoothly. I'll buy these again.
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o*****e
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Some bent nails
A few nails were bent out of the box, causing misfeeds. But most were fine. It's a good product overall, just not perfect.
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y**k
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Good quality, decent price
These brad nails are consistent and drive well. The stainless steel is a plus for exterior use. The 5000 count is convenient. I recommend them.