How to Take Care of your Motorcycle Pins

Clean your Motorcycle Pins

Cleaning motorcycle pins effectively involves using a soft cloth or microfiber towel. Additionally, a soft toothbrush and rubbing alcohol can also assist in the cleaning process. If you possess a pin cleaner, which is widely available in craft stores, it would be the most efficient tool for eliminating stubborn dirt from the surface of your pin badge.

Regardless of whether you own hard enamel or soft enamel pins, it's essential to maintain a regular cleaning routine. I suggest cleaning your pins approximately once a month.

Prior to cleaning your motorcycle pin badge, ensure that you detach the back and steer clear of the sharp pin edge.

It's crucial to refrain from using harsh chemicals, household cleaning products, and especially bleach! The most convenient and safest method of cleaning your pin is to gently wipe it with a dry microfiber cloth, which should effectively remove any tarnishing or marks.

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Store your Motorcycle Pins in a Dry Place

It is advisable to store your motorcycle pins in a dry environment. Ensuring that your pins are kept in a moisture-free space is crucial, as humidity and dampness can compromise their quality. If you desire to showcase a selection of your favorite pins in a visible location, jewelry boxes with clear or glass lids serve the dual purpose of exhibiting them attractively while also safeguarding their condition.

Storing your Motorcycle Pins in a Pin Box, Pin Jar or on a Pin Board

Keeping your pins safely stored in a designated pin box, jar, or on a pin board is an excellent way to protect and organize them.

A pin box offers a secure and tidy space for your pins, preventing them from getting lost or damaged. A pin jar, on the other hand, provides a decorative and convenient way to display your pins while also keeping them organized.

Alternatively, a pin board is a great option for those who want to showcase their pins in a more visible and accessible manner. Whether you choose a pin box, jar, or board, storing your motorcycle lapel pins in a designated space will ensure their safety and enhance the overall display of your collection.

How to Wear your Motorcycle Pin Badge

The pin back is very easy to use: just push the pin back to the pin nail and it is locked. The harder you pull the pin, the tighter it will lock. Pull the spring loaded button at the rear, then the pin will be released.

Pins can last for many years with the right storage and care

If you intend to preserve your motorcycle pins for an extended period, it's imperative to store them appropriately. Proper storage will maintain their pristine condition and preserve their vibrant colors.

Metal pins, crafted from metal, exhibit remarkable durability when handled with care. However, treating them cavalierly like toys is not advisable—they deserve to be cherished as precious collectibles!

Pins possess a robust surface, either composed of metal or resin adorned with an enamel coating (or both). This robust composition renders them less susceptible to bending or breaking compared to other jewelry types. Nevertheless, even enamel pins can sustain damage if carelessly dropped from a significant height, such as three stories!

Conclusion

I hope this blog post has made you learn more about the care of your motorcycle pin collection! If you'd like to check out more motorcycle related pin badges, you can view our store here.