Falon-Tech 11571 Automotive Upholstery Clips and Fasteners Set 620 Pieces Silver

Falon-Tech SPINKI upholstery pins, silver finish, pack of 620 provides a large quantity of small metal tacks designed for securing fabrics, leather and other upholstery materials to wooden frames and substrates. Each pin features a compact head and a slender shank to minimise fabric distortion while holding materials in place. The set is intended for tasks in furniture repair, DIY upholstery projects and professional reupholstering where many discreet fasteners are needed.

Advantages

The silver finish offers a neutral, low-profile appearance that blends with a variety of fabric colours and textures. Small heads reduce visibility on finished surfaces while the pointed shanks penetrate wood and similar substrates cleanly. The pack of 620 ensures sufficient quantity for larger projects or multiple small repairs, reducing the need for repeated purchases.

Suitable for

• Reupholstering chairs, sofas and cushions
• Securing fabric or leather to wooden frames
• Decorative trim and edge fastening in furniture projects
• DIY craft projects requiring multiple small metal tacks

Key specifications

• Finish: silver
• Quantity per pack: 620 pieces
• Head type: small/low-profile head
• Material: metal pins suitable for wood substrates
• Intended use: fastening upholstery fabrics, leather and trims

How to use

Position the fabric or leather over the frame or substrate and align the edge or trim where fastening is required. Insert each upholstery pin by pressing the head into the material and tapping the pin with a small hammer until the shank is seated into the substrate. Space pins evenly to achieve a consistent appearance and secure attachment. For dense or hardwood substrates, pre-drilling a shallow pilot hole can ease insertion and prevent splitting.

Usage recommendations

When working on visible surfaces, test a small area first to confirm the visual effect of the silver finish and head size. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when hammering pins. Store remaining pins in a dry place to avoid corrosion and keep them organised for subsequent use.