Keadic 120Pcs Stainless Steel Snap Button Kit Marine Grade Canvas and Upholstery Boat Cover Snap Button Fastener Kit with 2Pcs Setting Tools for Furniture Canvas Fabric Boats - Silver（40 Sets）

Brand: Keadic

Color: Silver

Features:

• ❤ TYPE OF ITEMS -- Durable silver high grade canvas and upholstery boat cover snap fastener kit with 2Pcs setting tools.
• ❤ HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL -- Made of nickel-plated brass with higher hardness and chemical stability ensuring long time use. Besides, the screws and its setting tools are made of stainless steel with superior corrosion and rust resistance, which suitable for various environments such as humid areas or places with high temperature or cold weather.
• ❤ WIDE APPLICATION -- These snaps are suitable for various surfaces like leather, wood, plastic and fiberglass, which also work well for thick leather, widely used for vaiour projects like making fabric wallets, fix motorcycle jacket, add a couple of snaps to be able to keep an inside door screen open when the screen was not in use, etcs.
• ❤ EASY TO INSTALL -- You will get 2pcs extra fixing tools - Anvil and Flaring tool, which will make the intallation process easier. The anvil is used to support caps while the flaring tool with oblique design is used to drilstainless steel with superior corrosion and rust resistance, which suitable for various l sockets into the caps successfully.
• ❤ WARM TIPS -- If there are any issues with our products, feel free to contact me please! I will always be here to help you!

Details: Specification: * Color: silver * Snaps Material: nickel-plated brass * Screws Material: 304 stainless steel * Setting Tools Material：304 stainless steel * Screw Size: 15x10mm(0.59''x0.39''), 15x15mm(0.59''x0.59'') * Button Cap Dia: 15mm/0.59'' Package includes: 40pcs----socket 40pcs----cap 20pcs----screw 15x10mm(0.59''x0.39'') 20pcs----screw 15x15mm(0.59''x0.59'') 2pcs------ setting tool(1pcs anvil + 1pcs flaring tool) Come with a storage box Suggestion for installation: ★ 1. Make sure you have a good, full-size hammer (not a small or miniature one as it will not do the job). ★ 2. Make sure you're reasonably adept at using said hammer (i.e. reasonably good hand strength, hand-to-eye coordination, etc.). Your fingers and your nerves will be the better for it. ★ 3. Pre-measuring carefully before installing the snaps. As the old adage goes...measure twice, cut once. ★ 4. Marking the material with a marker once you're sure of where you want to install the snaps and then piercing the matierial carefully (a sharp, narrow awl helps with this) to create a small hole through which to place the shank (stud) of the snap - this helps keep it in position whilst you're using the hammer to secure the snap to the material. ★ 5. Lastly, but by no means least, make sure you have a solid substrate upon which to work - like a cement cinder block or stone of some sort that's firmly in place as you'll need to give these (and any snap like these) a few good firm taps/whacks with your hammer and having a solid foundation to work on is key to success - again, your fingers, your nerves (and your significant other if you have one) will be thankful.