Review on 🔩 Premium CAMO Edge Stainless Steel Screws: Superior Durability and Ultimate Rust Resistance by Josh Whitehead

Replacing cedar decking with Azek PVC decking with the Camo Pro tool. I chose stainless steel as the extra cost was small compared to my other materials. Installation was easy, no pre-drilling was required and plank spacing is achieved in one step with one tool. Note that the screws are separately but not completely hidden, but when friends come to look at the deck they ask "Where are the screws?". So it can't get much better. As advertised, the boards can be easily removed and replaced if needed, as I have had to do a couple of times when I hadn't pressed the tool fully against the board and drilled through the top. So the best advice I can give is to make sure the tool is fully seated before turning a screw. The counter worked well when advertised for 500 square feet. My deck is 450 square feet and I installed a few extra screws in a few spots. a few fell off too. I have about 50-100 screws left. The cost is very affordable, especially when compared to other stainless steel options. If you don't need stainless steel look for a combo pack that includes a pro tool and 1750 bolts - great deals.