🔧 GOOACC Car Door Clip Panel Dashboard Audio Video Installer Pry Tool Kit - 4PCS Review

For someone who uses them occasionally this is a great product. If I were to use them every day, I would look for an item that's a little more ribbed. I have used this item to remove glare from viewfinders, mirror caps and light covers. I've only used them about 10 times and they're starting to wear out. I don't really care, I bought them for the price and wasn't expecting a pro set.

I first bought these to remove the dash bezel and replace the head unit in my truck. They did a great job with these and I have found many other uses for them such as removing the front of my wife's Wrangler, door panels and dashboards. Basically anything you need to pry off but don't want to damage the area with a knife or metal tool. They hold up to everything I've used them for and have had them for a couple of years with no problems.

I bought this as part of a car stereo upgrade. I found them really helpful. I usually have to use screwdrivers, a table knife, and any other handy tool. I end up damaging my car, some parts break, especially clips and brackets. With these tools you can disassemble the plastic parts of your car without damaging them and you use the same clips and brackets when assembling them. Plastic, but very solid and high quality for the price. I found them very helpful and recommend them.

I wish I had bought them sooner. I use them for everything from removing interior trim to removing body paneling. They are thin at the top and slip easily under most clamps. Some really tight clamps require a thin screwdriver to pry the clamp out a bit before using this tool, but thanks to these tools and the even pressure they apply, I break far fewer clamps during removal. They bend a bit if the clip really gets stuck there, but I've yet to snap another one or one of them hasn't fallen out…

I liked these because of the composition of the plastic so I don't have to worry about scratching the plastic or maybe the paint. I've seen several videos of audio installers using a screwdriver to remove door panels and clips. I can't understand why a professional would do this and risk scratching the panels or paintwork. I was a little concerned they would break as they are plastic but they are very strong plastic and have held up well throughout my use as I removed the four door panels and…