<html> Stacy, Yes, you have obtained Steinway teflon repinning supplies.  You should not use a cut pin in teflon bushings, so these pins are pre-cut with slightly rounded edges. The full repinning kit also includes multiple types of teflon bushings and a tool for inserting the bushings.  Some kits also include the special reamers for fitting the bushings properly. You may not run across very many teflon bushed actions any longer, but it is nice to have the kit when you do! Don Mannino RPT At 08:55 PM 6/6/00 -0600, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite cite>List, Last year I bought a kit full of used tools, supplies, etc.  Inside was a container full of unusual centerpins...blunt at both ends and different lengths (I checked the ends, they are new and have never been cut).  The pins are silver in color and have little corrosion spots on most of them. The container is marked "Steinway Pins."  In the same container is a supply of Teflon bushings. Will these pins be of use to me at some point?  Are these those plated pins that I have heard about?  Do the "Teflon" Steinways require special pins or would any pin work OK  for them?   I would be reluctant to use them because of the spots on them and my first inclination was to throw them away. However, I have this nagging feeling that there may be some special Steinway use for them that I am unaware of. Thanks, Stacy Adams PTG Associate  </blockquote></html>