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GRK's FIN/TRIM head screws are an excellent choice for most trim carpentry applications. They have the smallest screw head available with lengths from 1-1/4-inch to 5-inch. Most material splitting is prevented by the Trim head screw's small head and W-cut thread design. Pre-drilling is usually only necessary in extreme hardwoods like Mahogany or Ipe'. Some sizes are availabele in PHEINOX stainless steel.
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GRK's FIN/TRIM head screws are an excellent choice for most trim carpentry applications. They have the smallest screw head available with lengths from 1-1/4-inch to 5-inch. Most material splitting is prevented by the Trim head screw's small head and W-cut thread design. Pre-drilling is usually only necessary in extreme hardwoods like Mahogany or Ipe'. Some sizes are availabele in PHEINOX stainless steel.
Jeff MacFawn
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023
I have purchased thousands of these GRK screws. In white, gold & stainless. I have found they do a very good job of attaching board to board. The only negative comment that I have is as you countersink the screw it leaves a little piece of material about the size of a tiny fingernail clipping still attached to the material. I don't know if this could be correct by redesigning the head or redesigning the screwbit. If this little piece is wood it comes off quickly with a sanding sponge however, if it is pvc (Azek) the material usually needs a knife to get rid of it. When removing this shred of wood/pvc by pulling on it, you have to be careful not to pull off material.The small head means a small hole to fill and if you use the right fill, you can usually sand & prime within 15 minutes. The finished product looks so much better than seeing the head of a nail or screw exposed on the finished product.
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