Quick answer
Display your FNAF Into the Pit Pin Set on a fabric board or in a pin frame to avoid scratches, and keep the pins away from direct sunlight to preserve the shiny enamel finish.
Why display method matters for enamel pins
Enamel pins like the Into the Pit Pin Set have a glossy, high-quality finish that can scratch if pins rub against each other or hard surfaces. A good display setup keeps each pin visible and protected.
The set includes five unique designs, including Freddy with a purple top hat and Oswald peeking from a ball pit. Showing them off together makes the collection pop, but you need to avoid stacking or overcrowding.
Trade-offs: board vs. frame vs. storage
Fabric display boards are affordable and let you rearrange pins easily, but they offer no dust protection. Pin frames with glass or acrylic keep dust off but limit how often you can move pins without bending the backing posts.
If you plan to trade or sell individual pins later, store them in a soft pouch or original backing card instead of a permanent display. That keeps the enamel and backing in mint condition.
How to display and collect your FNAF Into the Pit Pin Set
- Choose a display surface that protects the pins: Use a fabric pin board, cork board, or a dedicated pin display frame. Avoid metal or hard plastic boards that can scratch the enamel. If you use a frame, pick one with a glass or acrylic front to block dust. A fabric surface is safest for the glossy finish.
- Space pins so they don't touch: Place each pin at least 1 inch apart. When pins touch, the enamel can chip or scratch over time. Check the spacing after you close a frame lid — pins can shift when the back is pressed shut. Common mistake: overcrowding causes scratches you can't reverse.
- Keep the set away from direct sunlight and humidity: Sunlight can fade the enamel colors and weaken the metal over months. Display the pins in a spot that gets indirect light only. Avoid bathrooms or kitchens where humidity can tarnish the pin backs. A dry, shaded spot keeps the pins looking new.
- Store spare or traded pins in their original backing: If you rotate your display or plan to trade a pin, put it back on the original card or in a soft pin pouch. Never stack loose pins in a drawer — the enamel will scratch and the butterfly clutch can bend. Original packaging is the best storage for resale value.
- Secure the butterfly clutches tightly: Push each pin through the fabric and fasten the metal clutch until it clicks. Loose clutches let pins spin and rub against the backing, which wears down the post. Check tightness every few weeks. A loose clutch is the most common cause of lost pins.
Product facts
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Into the Pit Pin Set: The set contains 5 unique enamel pins, each 2 inches with a shiny, high-quality finish. The glossy surface means scratches show easily, so avoid displaying pins where they can rub against each other or metal objects.
Into the Pit Pin Set