18 Gauge Stainless Steel 304 Brad Nails 900-Pack (3/4", 1-1/4", 2", 300 Pcs of Each Size), Assorted Size Project Pack, for Pneumatic, Electric Brad Nailers

These Brad nails are non magnetic Stainless Steel not much more needed to say.These are nice nails that are more expensive than coated nails but I wouldn't use anything else fore outdoor projects! Great for use in bird houses.

Works

These work perfectly in my Milwaukee 2nd Gen 18 gauge cordless brad nailer. Excellent quality and very well packaged for easy use.Most of my projects are for outdoor use in a hot, humid, coastal climate, so I have to use stainless fasteners for longevity. I don’t use my brad nailer a lot, so it’s nice to have an assortment of sizes in lower quantities.A little expensive, but very nice.

I am glad to now have stainless steel brad nails to use when humidity could be an issue. So far, so good.

I don't use my Arrow Nail Master 2 ET200 18 gauge electric nail gun often. So, it didn't make sense to buy large quantities of single packages of different sized nails. This selection solved the problem. There are enough different sizes to handle the occasional jobs and the total price was less than a single package of one size. The price made it a bargain. One caution: check that your nail gun can take all the sizes. I thought mine took the 2 inch size, but I didn't confirm that. My mistake; it won't hold them. Hope I can find someone who can use them. Don't make my mistake and you'll be very happy with these.

These can’t be beat in a salt air environment. I use them exclusively around my house, less than a mile from the Atlantic Ocean. I’ve seen too many steel nails rust and fail. They fit two of my different brands of guns.

Great Product and Value

I had no problem with the 1-1/4" brads.The 2" brads are a different story. While my galvanized brads that came with the gun (DeWalt) still shoot fine, these stainless steel "SITLDY" brand brads were visibly not like the others in the package;* One clip had to be separated and a few nails thrown away because it had overlapping nails.* The glue was extra heavy and inconsistant.When used, here are the problems I found;* About 1/5 of the brads worked properly.* I gave up after the first clip.The rest either;* Jammed the gun, and had to be pulled out to clear the jam.* 2 instead of 1 nail were shot into the wood at the same time; the pair did not fully seat.* Single nails did shoot, but did not fully seat.Notes;* The galvanized nails that came with the gun still work fine.* The pressure was correct.* After any problem, the gun was inspected and any stray nails were removed. (This DeWalt 2" nailer has a flip up cover that can be used to look into the throat of the nailer and see any stray or jammed nails.)* I did not use the 3/4" brads (no gun), though they don't have the extra glue like the 2" brads do, so I suspect they are fine.I am ordering another brand and can not recommend this company's or any repackaged clone of what they sell. It was just pure luck that I didn't get the same sloppy glue on the 1-1/4" brads.