Dritz Decorative Nailhead 16 Inch 75 Piece Review

This is a very innovative and less labor intensive way to achieve a polished silhead look! I had no problems with the packaging like some with curved nails, my nails were in perfect condition and each coat of polish was wrapped in a thin sheet of paper to prevent scratches. I bought a small hammer for this project which was very cheap and helped me get the job done. The only thing is when you finish a trim line and start a vertical line, sometimes the trim almost doesn't overlap and sticks out.

I was doing a bedroom renovation, saw a very expensive headboard and fell in love. It was over $1000 and well over my budget. So I looked to Pinterest for inspiration and went there. I was terrified of the nailhead part when deciding on this beautiful headpiece. I knew it was going to be a tedious job, but then I discovered this product. GENIUS SOLUTION! The way this works is that you drive a nail into the trim every 5th nailhead. It's much faster and really easy. I would recommend this to…

The decorative nail head came nicely packaged and included the fins and nail head. It was easy to open and quite difficult to install. I chose the golden color and it was very pretty! I mean details and all that. Very attractive and good price. The only downside to this is that the nail head that comes with it isn't as strong or thick enough as I thought it would be. After reading many other reviews about the nail head I gave it a try and decided to install it myself (note that I'm a handyman…

I bought this to upholster an IKEA bed frame on a budget. I used a wool army blanket and some batting and then trimmed this trim about 1.5 inches from the edge of the rectangle. It's a bit wonky, but overall pretty easy to work with. About 1 in 5 nails will have holes, but depending on your project, it can be difficult to line them up properly so you don't end up with "loose" nails. a couple of pieces without holes (about 8) to line up the holes at the end of the line and attach a tie at the…