nail gun advice
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 1:47 pm
We are completing a run of interior signage for a large supermarket chain in which were currently using a folded aluminium composite material (dibond) to form a "tray sign" and riveting this to angle brackets.
its quite a slow process drilling through dibond and bracket and then riveting.
so i was thinking of using wooden battens to fix to and a nail gun, the aluminium part of the composite is only .4mm
could anyone tell me which sort of gun would be best as ideally the fixings need to be as unnoticeable as possible.(and im unsure of the diffrence between brad and finish nailers
any help or advice would be much appreciated.
Dean
its quite a slow process drilling through dibond and bracket and then riveting.
so i was thinking of using wooden battens to fix to and a nail gun, the aluminium part of the composite is only .4mm
could anyone tell me which sort of gun would be best as ideally the fixings need to be as unnoticeable as possible.(and im unsure of the diffrence between brad and finish nailers
any help or advice would be much appreciated.
Dean