🛏️ SOWAKA 30 Pcs Twist Pins: Clear Heads Slip Cover Fasteners for Sofa Car Van Home Furniture - Perfect Bed Skirt Holders! Review

Definitely a good choice for my Acura's sagging headliner. The headliner only started falling last summer. Plans for a more permanent fix very soon but for now it's working like a charm! Their transparent surface makes them almost invisible. Very happy with the quick DIY!

To be honest I'm tired of being cheap and got what I paid for. Spring, but that's not the pens' fault. However, I probably broke 5 or 6 of them when the plastic top just ripped off the metal part of the pen. When buying pivot pins look for a more durable brand - this is not the right one.

The headliner spray didn't work on my ceiling and living in Florida only made it worse. So, considering the price, I decided to try these twist pens. To my surprise they are secure and hold up well. In addition, they do not look bulky and look like decoration. The only downside that others had was that the pens were a little flimsy. Some broke but I sent a message to the seller and he helped me. Excellent customer service!

Rubbish, just what I needed. So, funny story, while I was lying in the back seat of my husband's SUV watching the headliner, did I keep hearing something like a faint knock? Noises and I figured my husband might be kidding me or something, but then the tailgate/tailgate closed and I realized the cat had jumped onto the roof of the car and stepped on the open door. It was a good time

I had high hopes for these because of the size and the clear plastic tips. Should have known better and I do. I tried using them to hold the cover on my leather chair. The tips snap at the slightest pressure, and the rivet itself isn't sharp enough to penetrate even the softest leather. I would recommend looking for another brand with a thicker, sharper pen and stronger tips.

I don't like writing bad reviews, but in this case I think it's justified. I first used this type of pin to attach the skirt to the bed. The steel corkscrew is very thin and fragile. I bent two b4 pins, I could actually use them. Make sure the area you pin is thin enough for this pin to slide in without too much pressure. In the future I'll be using two crossed T-pins to attach the skirt like I've done in the past. The mattress hides the pins and they were secure until I removed them.

Forget expensive ceiling repairs. It's been a few months and it's delayed. What if it's not perfect? Why fix it if it wasn't done right from the start? Why would you spend hundreds of dollars on a complete headliner replacement? What if you spend hundreds of dollars on a professional makeover and it's not perfect? Try this first. I got 2 for about $10 and I have a few pins left. It's pretty sweet to get lots of compliments from friends. I am very happy. It was easy to apply to my '90 Cadillac…

Here and there some needles either had their tips fall off after packaging or the curves of the needle itself were damaged. I use these pins to hold the front bucket seat covers in place. After installing the new covers, I noticed that the driver's side continued to curl into part of the seat as I slid in and out of the driver's seat. So I used them in key areas to keep my cover in place. Both were regular mats, so they tend to slide back and forth. But since I've been using them, you don't…