PATIKIL Chicago Screws, 20 Sets M4x15mm Brass Polishing Flat Female Screw Chicago Screw Binding Post Screw Rivets for Leather Belt Scrapbook Photo Albums, Gold
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PATIKIL Chicago Screws, 20 Sets M4x15mm Brass Polishing Flat Female Screw Chicago Screw Binding Post Screw Rivets for Leather Belt Scrapbook Photo Albums, Gold
- Screw Post measure 4*15mm(Head OD*L).Screw measure 3*5mm(Head OD*L); Package list: 20 pcs Screws.
- Chicago leather rivets screws are made of Brass Polishing, which is rust-proof, durable, non-fading, anti-corrosion, anti-oxidation, round and smooth, flat and burr-free, will not make scratches on leather.
- Chicago screws are widely used for DIY projects such as belts, handbags, shoes, clothes, leather bracelets, books, scrapbooks, photo albums, leather saddles, wallets, cookbooks, presentation folders, advertising brochures and so on. It's an useful accessory for your daily life.
- The chicago belt screws are easy to install and remove repeatedly with screwdriver. Simply install two parts from both sides to achieve the binding effect.
- The chicago screws have different sizes, head-styles, and colors to choose from.
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