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![]() "jim evans" wrote in message ... The previous owner put a bunch of nails in the Mortar on a brick wall to create a trellis. The trellis blew down in the hurricane and now I want to remove the nails. They were driven flush with the brick, so I can't get the claw of a nail puller under the heads. Even if you could you'd be in the Mortar recess and would probably damage the brick. Anybody know how I can remover these nails? jim Just use a nailset to drive them in farther, and patch the surface holes. AMUN |
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jim evans wrote:
The previous owner put a bunch of nails in the Mortar on a brick wall to create a trellis. The trellis blew down in the hurricane and now I want to remove the nails. They were driven flush with the brick, so I can't get the claw of a nail puller under the heads. Even if you could you'd be in the Mortar recess and would probably damage the brick. Anybody know how I can remover these nails? I'd leave 'em, but if you're dead set of extracting them, drill them out. John -- Remove the dead poet to e-mail, tho CC'd posts are unwelcome. Mean People Suck - It takes two deviations to get cool. Ask me about joining the NRA. |
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