Showing posts with label troubleshooting plastic snaps pliers press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label troubleshooting plastic snaps pliers press. Show all posts

Sunday, August 21, 2011

KAM Pliers + 1,000 Plastic Snaps Mega Bundle Available for a Limited Time

Need pliers and a bunch of different snap colors? We're offering our popular KAM snap pliers plus a whopping 1,000 KAM size 20 plastic snaps (100 sets in 10 colors of your choice) for just $64.95. That's over 15% off the regular price and the order qualifies for free US & Canada shipping. Only 20 in stock so hurry while this offer lasts.

Available at:
http://www.kamsnaps.com/Pliers-Plastic-Snaps-MEGA-Bundle-p294.html

If you have a friend who you think might be interested in this package, you can also earn 200 free snaps (2 colors x 100 sets) through our Referral Special. Just tell them to note your full name & email address as the person who referred them to our store when they check out, and we'll send you (the person who told your friend about us) a coupon for 200 free KAM plastic snaps. Only applies if they are making their first order at KAMsnaps.com and the order has to be at least $40. There's no limit on how many people can use you as a referral, and no limit on how many free snaps you can earn. For more information, visit our Referral Special page: http://www.kamsnaps.com/Referral-Special-11.html


Tuesday, April 12, 2011

New Troubleshooting Video & Written Instructions for Plastic Snaps

We've vamped up the Troubleshooting section of the Snap Press and Snap Pliers instructions. We've provided more extensive written tips as well as an accompanying video to help new users better understand the underlying problem with plastic snaps that don't snap properly (in most cases anyway).

If the snaps do not close with a loud click or at all, then most likely it is because the center prong was not smushed flat enough and is getting in the way. This happens when not enough pressure is applied when the snap is attached to the fabric or when the fabric is too thin (or both).

For more information, visit the Tutorials link on the top menu bar of KAMsnaps.com.
- Snap Pliers: http://www.kamsnaps.com/Instructions-for-Snap-Pliers-15.html
- Snap Press: http://www.kamsnaps.com/Instructions-for-Snap-Press-26.html