Push Pins

[swodo]

Not sure how to get these out. Looks like a circle surrounded by a ring. Do I pry up on the circle or on the outside ring?

 

[HayRog]

Push down on the inner ring with something pointed (screwdriver edge) then the whole thing pops up enough to pull straight out.
To re-insert, pull the center outward enough to clear the outer ring, put in place, then push the inner part flush with the outer.

 

[swodo]

Do you mean push down on the inner disk and then pry up on the outer circle?

 

[GOZFST]

These work great.
http://www.harborfreight.com/push-pin-pliers-67400.html

 

[HayRog]

Do you mean push down on the inner disk and then pry up on the outer circle?

Yes.
It shouldn't need much prying up either. My fingernails are usually enough, at worse use the edge of a pocket knife. Watch the paintwork

 

[HayRog]

These work great.
http://www.harborfreight.com/push-pin-pliers-67400.html

I like

 

[swodo]

thanks for the help

 

[Old Prof]

These work great.
http://www.harborfreight.com/push-pin-pliers-67400.html

:agree:

 

[Chupaca]

Little checking..

if you notice in the ceter section there is a knotch where you can insert a small flat blade screwdriver. If you do that and pry up the center pin will pop up. once half way up the outer ring can be pried out usually with your fingers...Insert the outer ring with the center pin up and then just press the pin down to lock it back in place. I like to line up the knotch so it is easy to get to the next time...:roflblack:

 

[bmccaffrey]

if you notice in the ceter section there is a knotch where you can insert a small flat blade screwdriver. If you do that and pry up the center pin will pop up. once half way up the outer ring can be pried out usually with your fingers...Insert the outer ring with the center pin up and then just press the pin down to lock it back in place. I like to line up the knotch so it is easy to get to the next time...:roflblack:

Yep
Don't need a special tool

 

[trikermutha]

Screwdriver Flat blade works fine

 

[Bob Denman]

I use a really thin-blade from my pocketknife. It's easy to get it under the center pin for lifting, and it doesn't damage them at all. :thumbup: