ABN Upholstery Trim Removal Pliers Review

The price is worth it! This makes removing the trimming easier and not only saves you trouble, it also saves your trimming clip! (provided, of course, that they are not very old and worn)

Excellent tool for removing all types of fender flares without damaging or scratching the paintwork. Tip: Cover the bottom of the trimming tool with tape for extra protection.

Bought to separate headlights, thin enough to press into sealant. Works for what I need. The only star on the dock is that they aren't as high quality and sturdy as I would have liked, but I didn't spend $100 on a tool.

Several windows were replaced in our house and the window repairman used these pliers to remove the plastic pins for the blinds. They worked so well that the installer wanted to know where I bought them so he could get them himself. I gave him mine and bought a second set.

This product works exactly as it should and makes it easy to remove sometimes tricky door panel fasteners. This is very effective in preventing possible damage to the clip and door panel. In my opinion this is a "must have" tool for this kind of work. I highly recommend it.

Bought after a YouTube user raved about it. You'll get the job done if you can bend the middle part of the tool to fit under the clip. The middle part is higher than the side ones, which prevents the tool from being inserted under the clamp. Once you've done that, a simple push will remove the clip. Is this remedy necessary? No, but it will add an unusual tool to your collection. Not much better than the free tools you get with a set of clips or the skinning tool you buy from port charters.

This is a very nicely made clip pliers and very easy to use. I love how the bottom of the pliers holds the fairing in place and the top of the pliers does all the hard work of removing the clip from the fairing. The clip cutout shape is just the right size to capture as much of the clip as possible for removal. The PU leather on the handles is also pleasant. Tip: If you are working on the car in cold temperatures and are having trouble with the clips breaking, try warming them up a little with…

Much today is held together by repurposed old animals or petrochemicals for the science buff. It's plastic. It's light and cheap, which is nice. Unfortunately, she lacks the tenacious will to hold them together like a metal clasp. Have you ever had to remove the upholstery from a car to replace a light, or move the seats to find a lost jewelry your child is sure is gone forever? You pull the plastic clasp, and then you hear a characteristic click! Unfortunately, the remains of the dinosaur have