🖌️ Painted Roofing Screws with Improved Tapping Capability Review

They are exactly the same as the ones I used and at a good price. The color availability is a bit different than what I'm used to. The color of my barn is lighter than the saddle (which is too brown) but I pretty much knew that was the case when I ordered it.

Eagle 1 has a reputation for superior quality. But after reading one bad review I almost changed my mind. But I figured they did their own internal testing and ordered 2000 screws. They're half the price of my local store and twice the quality. After installing the first 1000 I don't think I could break the head of any of these screws if I tried. Safe shipping and great customer service!

No, we didn't use an impact gun. We used an 18V drill/driver with torque settings. The paint on the headstocks will be severely damaged during normal installation. This defeats the purpose of having color-matched screws with a painted head. It would be better to use simple stainless steel screws + impact gun. It would be faster, better looking and less prone to corrosion. Another problem is that the screws are very slow to penetrate even a single layer of steel roofing.