Review on GLISTON 7Pcs Removal Panel Tools by Ryan Foles

First of all I would like to say that I did not have high hopes for the smallest tool in this set. This is about what you would expect from a very cheap cell phone repair kit that included the tools along with a spare part for free. However, I don't think most people will take full advantage of this tool. All of the larger tools in the set are nice and solid, some of them are marked with a ruler to keep you within a certain depth if you're worried about bundling wires under the bezels. I feel like it's a really nice touch. Also, the material they're made of feels hard but not brittle on impact, so they should hold up even with more frequent use. Between all the peek tools and the spudger, I feel like every approach angle you might need to get under the cowling is basically covered. For working with car stereos this is just the thing, and a larger metal tool should work just fine for prying open door panels and other moldings that are secured with car folding latches. I was also pleasantly surprised to see that the set comes in a nice little pouch, which is a nice touch that many of these little tool boxes neglect. Lately I've bought a few electronic instruments that are basically mere instruments with no control over the parts and accessories that come with them. All in all this is a good price for a good tool kit which should do the trick for most car interior work.