Installation/Set-Up Challenges for Enamelled Finish Nails

When using Enamelled Finish Nails, some common installation or setup challenges may include:

1. Difficulty in driving the nails: Enamelled finish nails can be harder to drive compared to regular finish nails due to the enamel coating, which can cause the nail to slip during installation.

2. Risk of bending or breaking: The enamel coating on the nails can make them more brittle, increasing the risk of bending or breaking during installation, especially if the nail encounters resistance.

3. Pre-drilling requirements: To prevent the nails from bending or breaking, it may be necessary to pre-drill pilot holes before driving the nails, which can add time and complexity to the installation process.

4. Damage to the enamel coating: Hammering the nails too hard or using the wrong tools can damage the enamel coating, affecting the finish of the nail and potentially causing corrosion over time.

5. Compatibility with nail guns: Enamelled finish nails may not be compatible with all nail guns, so it's important to ensure that you are using the right type of nail gun for the job.

To overcome these challenges, it's important to use the correct tools and techniques for installing enamelled finish nails, including selecting the right size and type of nail for the job, pre-drilling if necessary, and using a nail gun that is compatible with enamelled nails.