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Avoid using smooth-shank nails to put up drywall; gypsum drywall nails are
Avoid using smooth-shank nails to put up drywall; gypsum drywall nails are stronger and are rosin coated to improve anchoring. Better yet are drywall screws, which can be driven with an electric drill and won’t pop out later.
By Yankee Magazine
Mar 24 2013
Avoid using smooth-shank nails to put up drywall; gypsum drywall nails are stronger and are rosin coated to improve anchoring. Better yet are drywall screws, which can be driven with an electric drill and won’t pop out later.