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  1. 06-06-2015 01:57 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens View Post
    I wish you could find nails like that for construction. They'd never come out!
    You can.
    They're the type driven in with a nail gun, and have a thin layer of glue over them to hold them together in a 'belt' or 'strip'.
    When the individual nail is driven in the friction created melts the glue, which then re-sets.
    So they're actually glued in.
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  2. 06-07-2015 10:18 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnboy View Post
    You can.
    They're the type driven in with a nail gun, and have a thin layer of glue over them to hold them together in a 'belt' or 'strip'.
    When the individual nail is driven in the friction created melts the glue, which then re-sets.
    So they're actually glued in.
    Also spiraled shanked which makes it even harder to pull out!
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