do all pins have rubber backs
1422267
yes they do. they all come with rubber backs and are individual sealed depending on seller
1422268
ours did. You can also buy more rubber pins at Disney. FYI--25 pins was not enough for my 3 girls. So buy more
1422269
They all had rubber backs and were of excellent quality for trading or keeping.
1422270
Yes, all my Disney pins I have bought came with the black Mickey rubber back.
1723542
Yes, they are reversible. It includes instructions on how to deal with the pin. I haven't tried it though, so I can't speak to how easy or difficult it is.
2219568
No. Metal Pins. Best value for the price. I use them as marketing give aways and for customer handouts.
1332895
No pins. The plates are held on by magic.. just kidding. I will do my best to try and explain how they connect. The plastic weight plates have a small piece of metal that is riveted to them where they connect to the handle. The riveted metal piece is flush on the weight plates (i.e. part of the plate). The handles have a series of metal cylinder pieces that rotate and hold plates on (maybe this is what you are referring to as pins). But it is metal-on-metal that hold on the plates, or that is what mine appear to be.
381933
Yes, the pins are definitely removable. It's been a little while since I purchased and installed them, but if I remember correctly, I put the punch at the edge of the top of the pin and knocked it out softly.
1251723
I wasn't sure this was the one I bought so long ago, but it is. Yes, push pins are just fine with this. I use is all the time and as I said I purchased this quite awhile ago. Well worth it.
1195119
They do have a rubber back, which makes them stay in place nicely. I really am glad I bought some. I hate putting my purse on the floor, especially if you spend a lot of money on your purses like I do.
422796
No it doesn't come with all the pins pictured. Actually I don't think I got any of the ones pictured. But the point is to trade them right? :D
340956
I do not have them any more as they did not work with my application. I believe the "pin" is a standard door pin. The problem I had is the spring and cover (the wider diameter of metal in the photo) is too large for normal setback hinges In essence you would have to cut out your door moulding to allow the pin to fit. I recommend single action spring hinges; see example:http://www.doorware.com/site/department.cfm?id=170085
859866
Took it out 4 times total last year, no accidents. Didn't experience a need to get the pins yet...hence don't know...sorry
1814912
They work fine for roll pins. Took some pins out of a quadrajet last weekend, no problems.
1772135
No, they are all about the same length, but honestly they are very poor quality. The package that came for me was not even Wright's, and all the heads were a different size - and the pins were dull. :(
1934787
Hi Chris,Yes they do.Best Regards,Silverback Industries Customer Service Dept.
2018331
Yes. Just hang onto the original pins when your ready to change out you will have to out those back in.
2079554
Yes, but they're not very comprehensive. It helps to know what you're doing. We put the pins in backwards on the first try, but then the fix was obvious.
395884
Since the board is metal, the pins cannot pierce the board. They fit snugly in the holes.
390966
I really can't say BUT in all the pads I've looked at they all seem to have the same pin connectors - it looks to be a standard. Besides, you can also return them, sigh. Something I did with my pads: while they were still on the plastic protector was to use fabric glue and glue the backs of all four pads onto a piece of Jean material just a bit larger than the plastic. Makes the four patches into a large area patch which is easy to place and remove - at least for me when I use it on my back. Just hook up the four pins before placing and you're all set to go.