📌 Attmu 50 Pcs Upholstery Tacks Headliner Pins with Clear Heads - Twist Pins for Slipcovers and Bedskirts, 0.5 Inches Bed Skirt Accessories Review

I saw them many years ago and still haven't used them. Checked Revain, and lo and behold, still available. I used them to attach armrests to a sofa that has a bit of wear on the armrest I always sit on. In order to work properly, the coil wire must be tightly twisted so that it does not bend or pop out. I used about eight of these for an armband and they hold it in place perfectly. Also, they're see-through so not really visible, especially if your sofa has a printed fabric. Highly recommended.

Judging by other people's reviews, these pins really suck! When screwed into very light, very porous foam board, at least 65% of these screws broke within the first second of use. Yes, I even prefabricated entry holes. The bolt's steel shank is simply NOT ATTACHED to the head, causing the shank to rotate in the plastic head and, worse, the shank sticking out of the head, resulting in a sharp protrusion from the head. I have used many screw pins of this type. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

I got them to stabilize the chair cover that I bought at the same time. My experience with these coatings is that they don't stay in place. Every time you sit down in a chair or get up, these types of covers move and shift, and I constantly rearranged and adjusted my cover. These pivots really work. The only time I bother with a cover is when I take it off to wash it and put it back on. The pens feel a bit thin. I wish they were a little bigger with a thicker pin. But they are a big improvement

With every one of the Attmu spiral pins I tried to use, the plastic head broke off leaving small plastic fragments on the fabric underneath. The head detaches from the metal bar and just spins freely without pushing the pin into the box springs. I bought a Veratex skirt from Revain a long time ago which came with their own pins and they all worked great after finally deciding to install them a few weeks ago. I bought Attmu pins to fit between Veratex pins to keep the bed skirt from sagging over

I'm so glad I have this. At first I wasn't sure if this would actually work, but I was fed up with my car's headliner coming off and hanging down. If, like me, you've owned a car for a number of years and consistently drive with the windows down, then ceiling wear is bound to happen. These pins have a pigtail design that needs to be poke, twist and push in to secure the material. The pins feel very secure and snug. I don't think they'll be going anywhere anytime soon, even with my windows down…

I originally bought them for a completely different purpose (fixing the corners of a vintage rug to a Berber rug in ours Rental so it doesn't work I don't trip over anyone and turn around every time we suck) and they honestly were perfect for that purpose! No problems rolling them through both layers of carpet, and not uncomfortable if you accidentally stepped on them, and the "heads" stayed in place when we vacuumed them with no problem. God forbid you accidentally hit it with your flip flops…

I bought these upholstery pins to secure the cover to my sofa. My 92 inch sofa rivaled the cover by stretching the material to fit the size of our sofa. To make sure the cover stays in place I used these upholstery pins. Having never purchased an item like this before I was surprised at how tiny the pins are and was even more pleasantly surprised to find out how well they hold up! Once I attached the pins they stayed in place cause my sofa or my sofa cover, although the material is stretched…