We put up some composite trim using an 18 gauge air nailer, however, some of the nails did not go in all the way, mostly due to operator inexperience. What's the best way to cover up/remove the nails that are not countersunk? And after they get countersunk, what's the best thing to fill the holes with? This will be in a wet location.
How to cover nail holes in composite trim in a wet location
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Best Answer
Countersink with a nailset, struck with a hammer.
Fill with painters caulk.