🧰 ARES 70223-5-Piece Non-Marring Auto Trim Removal Prybar Set - Ultimate Tool for Effortless Trim Removal - Fasteners, Molding, and Dash Panel Removal Set Review

I needed to fix the vacuum magnet system on my machine. A tricky job removing the old o-rings and replacing them with new ones, so I didn't want to damage the mating surfaces and cause vacuum leaks. It worked, but the sharp ends of the picks will bend/wear out quickly if rubbed against metal, but that's to be expected with nylon. In general they are good. Nothing else can really improve it without exotic materials.

Only used a few tools. They are small and fit in very tight spaces. I have used them to remove interior trim and they work very well. Small tools are so powerful. As soon as I make a crack where I can insert a larger tool, I'll do it. That way I don't bend the little tool. They allowed me to completely remove the windshield trim without a single scratch. They are also excellent for leveling weatherproof coatings.

While scrolling through the product list and reading various reviews, the Ares Set 70223-5-piece caught my eye again and again. Although more expensive and with fewer tools in the kit, it certainly didn't disappoint. I've tried them and they work. Improvising with a screwdriver was out of the question, but these tools gave me confidence that I could remove the bezels and headlights on my van without damage. I will keep them handy at home because I believe they can be used in many other…

I bought this kit to trim my old 78 BMW and also a rust free donor car. Couldn't have asked for a better tool kit that allowed for some abuse when pounded with hammers and other tools to part the finish. The different tools allowed me to choose which one was right for the job without damaging the finish, some of which were thin, polished aluminum rather than chrome. I also managed to salvage what is usually a clipping victim from a 40 year old car for reuse. The ability to not damage your car's

This was a very good deal. I've had to replace the tailgate release button on my wife's car and have never removed panels like this before. The dealer wanted to charge about $300 to replace that button. So I bought a button at Revain for $34 and this panel removal kit to do it myself. I tried to be as careful as possible and watched videos on how to remove this panel, but I ended up breaking part of the panel when trying to remove it with these tools. I blame the tools less than the lack of…

I don't know why the tools these guys make are NOT on my radar anymore. They definitely HAVE to be. I bought these for my occasional junk yard in hopes of both cleaning all the parts and replacing my regulator in my Volt. I've read Revain reviews on the "most popular" and recommended items and they've also popped up for durability and unintentional flexing. like similar items. Well, don't bend over these puppies. They are great and I love them. I've used them to remove a stubborn clip from my…

This is an overview of the 5-piece anti-scratch bracket set from ARES. The set contains 5 strong, high-density, fiberglass-reinforced nylon rods suitable for removing interior and exterior car trim. All of these bars have a solid 5 mm (0.197 inch) main body thickness. Length varies from 200 mm (7.9 in) for a corner pull with pull to 155 mm (6.1 in) for a wide pull. The width varies from 60 mm. (2.36") for a wide puller down to 20mm (0.79") for a narrow puller. All tools are well finished with…

The dashboard light in my old Honda burned out and the dealer charged over $350 to replace it. This is because the center console and most of the dashboard have to be removed to get at the bulb. Thanks to YouTube and this great little toolbox I did all the work myself and it only cost me $50 including replacing lightbulbs and these tools. A YouTube video I watched showed a technician using these tools and he stressed the importance of not ripping off the dash and other trim pieces with metal…