FastCap Screw Covers - White - 9mm (3/8") - Pack of 600
FastCap peel-and-stick screw cover caps provide a neat, professional finish. Made from durable PVC...FastCap peel-and-stick screw cover caps provide a neat, professional finish. Made from durable PVC with a high-performance Ultra-Bond acrylic PSA adhesive that increases in strength as it cures, these self-adhesive caps form a long-lasting, waterproof bond. Easy and fast to apply, each 9 mm (3/8") white cap hides screw holes, drill marks, cutouts and repair spots. Supplied retail packaged with instructions, pack of 600.
This guide is for DIY enthusiasts, contractors, and anyone seeking a professional finish on projects involving exposed screw heads. The FastCap screw covers provide a quick, easy, and durable solution to hide unsightly screw holes, drill marks, or repair spots, offering a clean aesthetic. A minor caveat is their specific 9mm size, which may not fit all screw types.
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Model Part Number
600
Brand
FastCap
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size screw heads do these covers fit?
These FastCap screw covers are designed to fit 9mm (3/8") screw heads, drill marks, cutouts, and repair spots.
How long does the adhesive take to fully cure?
The Ultra-Bond acrylic PSA adhesive increases in strength as it cures. For a long-lasting, waterproof bond, allow 24 to 72 hours for a full cure.
Can I paint these screw covers?
Yes, once the adhesive has fully cured, the white PVC caps can be painted with most acrylic or latex paints to match your project's color scheme.
Are these caps waterproof?
Yes, the adhesive forms a waterproof bond, making these caps suitable for use in environments where moisture is present.
How many screw covers are in a pack?
Each retail package contains 600 white screw covers.
What surface materials can these be applied to?
They can be applied to various surfaces including wood, laminate, particle board, drywall, and painted surfaces, provided they are clean and dry.
What is the best way to apply them?
Ensure the surface is clean and dry. Peel the cap from the backing, align it over the desired area, and press firmly for at least 10 seconds.
Troubleshooting
Cap not adhering properly
Ensure the surface is thoroughly cleaned, dried, and free of any dust, oil, or residue before application. Press firmly for the recommended time.
Cap is too large or too small for the screw head
These caps are specifically designed for 9mm (3/8") openings. Verify the size of the screw head or hole. If it's significantly different, these caps may not be suitable.
Adhesive leaves residue when removed
These caps are designed for permanent application. If removal is necessary, gently try to pry them off with a plastic scraper and clean any remaining residue with an appropriate adhesive remover, testing in an inconspicuous area first.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy and fast application saves time on projects.
Provides a clean, professional, and finished appearance.
Durable PVC construction ensures longevity.
Waterproof bond enhances durability in various environments.
Adhesive strengthens over time for a secure hold.
Cons
Limited to 9mm (3/8") screw head size.
White color may not match all project aesthetics without painting.
Adhesive may be difficult to reposition once applied.
Not designed for load-bearing applications.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the surface around the screw head is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease.
Peel one white screw cover from the backing sheet.
Carefully align the cap over the screw head or opening you wish to cover.
Press down firmly for at least 10 seconds to ensure proper adhesion.
Compatibility:
Designed to fit 9mm (3/8") screw heads, drill holes, cutouts, and repair spots.
Suitable for use on wood, laminate, particle board, drywall, and painted surfaces.
Adhesion strength increases over time; allow 24-72 hours for full cure.
Care:
Clean the surface before application with a mild cleaner and ensure it is completely dry.
Once applied, avoid excessive moisture or harsh chemicals directly on the caps for extended periods, though the bond itself is waterproof.
If needed, caps can be painted over with most acrylic or latex paints once fully cured to match surrounding surfaces.