🔩 Copper Tacks with Rubber Fasteners by BronaGrand Review

We use them to sew on decorative buttons and give them out as awards at our church cafe. Volunteers love trinkets and they do great work.

I bought these pens because I liked that they came with rubber pen backs. You didn't disappoint us! Fits perfectly, rivets don't fall out!

Super cool! We used them to make pins from all sorts of materials - plastic, fabric, paper, and metal jewelry, and they all stuck together really well. Rubber backs are good too!

I use this to make pens and as they say the pens stay in place. The carrier is very reliable and has good resistance, so it cannot be easily torn apart without violence.

I really like these backs for the look and quality - the backs hold up and look really cool on the pins I make. The only issue I had is that on some of them the pin protrudes a little further than flush on the back, so when I glue it to the pins they tilt to one side instead of being perfectly flat. Not everyone has this error, but it can be annoying. But overall I'm happy with it!

It is important that the rubber caps are not too small. The pins fit well and neatly, they don't leave too much metal between the cap and the end, and it's not one of those ones that has a hole in the end and the needle comes out (why is it even there?). They are exactly what they should be.

They're great - as long as they stick well with E-6000 glue and the rubber backs are much better than the old metal backs. And they specifically state how many sets there are, rather than just giving a number and leaving it to us to figure out if they're sets or if they count pins and backs separately.

I used these pins to fix broken pins. I use the back of the locking pins for all of my enamel pins that I attach to my backpack. So sometimes when the pins get caught on something, the teeth break off. I use E6000 glue to glue them to the back of the pen. I also used these pins to add extra prongs to one of my pins to keep it from spinning.