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2'' brads for door trim?
Hello All -
Is there any reason I should'nt use brads for trim that is going to be installed around an interior door? The trim is the light weight waferboard stuff not actual pine. Seems like it should hold it just fine. Just for the hell of it, I tacked 2 pieces ofscrap 3/4'' plywood together using only one 2'' brad and I couldn't pull it apart without the help of a prybar. |
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