BUBBATurn Button Eyelet and Stud, Common Sense Fasteners, 10 Piece Set, Marine Grade Nickel Plated Brass, Dot Brand

Wow, I am impressed with these Common Sense Fasteners!1. Very easy to use. I didn't need a special tool. I used them for straps on a boat (to keep seats from blowing out while trailering). I screwed the turn button into the frame below the seats, and used polypropylene webbing attached to the underside of the seats for the straps.2. Great washers! The repair shop had done this once before, but their washers were just round, and they slipped out of the straps easily. These fasteners came with a washer with 4 holes in it for the prongs of the eyelet. Brilliant!! This is going to help keep the washer in place and prevent slippage. The product photo showed just oval washers, so I was pleasantly surprised when the washers had 4 holes for the prongs of the eyelet. Didn't even know that was a thing.3. I know folks complain they are not for the marine environment (not 100% stainless steel)...but I'm on a lake and not salt so I'm pretty sure they will last a while.4. Assembly was very easy, I just worked the prongs of the eyelet through the webbing (no cutting) which should help prevent tearing or stretching of the webbing. Then I put the 4 hole washer on over the prongs and bent the prongs with needle nose pliers. There is a little inset so the prongs can sit flat on the washer. Rather than cut out the polypropylene webbing inside the eyelet (fearing that would lead to unraveling of the webbing), I used a soldering iron to melt out the center of the webbing in the eyelet. Worked great and hope it will prevent unraveling and failure!5. Last but not least, price was good. My local boating store charges 4 bucks a pop for these things, so 10 for 20 bucks was quite a discount!

I use these turn button to secure a canvas to cover the console of my center console boat. The canvas came with two pop buttons to attach the canvas to the console. But the pop buttons are too tight. One of them broke into two when I tried to detach the canvas. I replaced both pop-buttons with these turn-buttons. Now they are easy to attach and detach. I also place two additional turn-buttons to the other end of the canvas. With 4 turn buttons, the canvas is not going any where. By the way, this is not difficult to mount a turn button onto canvas material. The package didn't come with any instruction. Luckily, I find the instruction from YouTube for a similar type of turn buttons. The YouTube instruction asked us to use some special tools. Using those special tools may be nice and fast. But I am not doing this for a living; therefore, I don't need those special tools. Some simple tools can do just fine - may not be as neat - but no one will pay a close look on the turn buttons anyway - who cares.

I enclosed my carport, except for the front, which I've covered with a roll up tarp. I used these fasteners along the front posts to hold the tarp in place when it's rolled down. It makes it very easy to keep the tarp tightly closed along the edges by just a simple twist of the fasteners. I'm very happy with how strong these are, and easy they are to install, and operate. I'm going to buy more to use on a tarp to enclose my wood pile, and probably a few other places where I need to cover something securely, but be able to cover and uncover it quickly. I would recommend these twist fasteners to anyone needing to enclose something with a tarp or cloth.

These are easy to put on and do a good job

I like the fact that they work well on my vinyl project. I’m covering my screened porch windows and wanted a portable solution.

Used these to hang curtains in my motorhome - works great! The fabric has to be cut with a small craft knife (razor knife) and at first I looked on YouTube how this is done. My first holes were a bit too big but setting those eyelets hid my imperfections. The more holes I cut, the better I got. These aren't cheap so have a plan how many you will need before ordering.

Bought to replace some snaps on a couple of canvas covers that keep breaking. Works great no more stress when removing covers.

I guess I didn't read into description far enough, or took it for granted the the mounting screws were included. They are not!!!