I bought a pin that the post was bent in the mail.tried to fix it and it broke off.is there anything I can do?also with a broken off post is there anything I can apply to the back of the pin to make it stick to the pin bag and stay on?
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Not unless you can solder it back. However, you run the risk of damaging the pin from the heat.
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What pin is it? It might be worth it to just buy a new one and throw the old one away.
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I agree with using JB Weld. You can buy pin posts on Amazon & use popsicle sticks or pliers to help you apply the post to the pin.
If you bought it on ebay, you can ask for your money back.
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Except the poster broke the pin.
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Has anyone here, every solder a pin post to a pin?
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