JACHOM Auto Trim Removal Tool Kit - Fastener Car Panel 🔧 Door Window Tool, Clip Fastener Remover Pry Tool, Clip Puller Rivet Removal Tool Review

I received this to remove the upholstery from my car inside and out. I used a flathead screwdriver and it was so hard. This tool makes it so easy and makes it so I don't have to change bushings. If this tool breaks, I will buy it again. It makes it so easy. Highly recommended.

This panel tweezers is so big. It's not overly bulky, and the fork feels solid, solid. The grip is great for a medium sized hand (I have a loose L with gloves but a tight M) with enough room for fingers and grip. I will not abuse it as the body will tear it up. Thing separately, but panels and clips are not suitable for this

My husband got this when other pad removers started to bend. He made it try to remove more stubborn clips when previous tools struggled. Being metal, he was able to take the trouble to remove those stubborn clips and happily got on with his project.

The JACHOM car panel removal tool kit contains only one tool. Is it still a KIT? I used to use flat head screwdrivers to remove the trim and such. While they seem to work, they aren't the idea. This tool has a slotted head for extra friction. The kink at the working end provides enough leverage to release the clamps. This is way better than a screwdriver. The shaft is strong enough to last a long time.

I do the bumper, the grille and the inner fender on my SUV - and even more when I renew my bumper. This tool is the perfect size for my needs. While smaller/shorter ones are also available to get into tighter spaces, this works great for me. Good grip when old clips get dirty/snagged after not being removed for 15 years. It has a good angle built in for peeping with little to no effort. A good thing.

I have worked in the auto repair industry in the past and we have spent a lot of money on quality tools. Is this tool as good as this one? No. Does this tool do the job? Yes. For the do-it-yourselfer and craftsman, this tool is quite suitable for work. What you get from more expensive instruments is better fit and finish, as well as ergonomics and materials. With a trimming tool, you don't have to try hard enough to really make it a problem. This tool costs money to save you some heartache, as…

Sometimes you can get something very valuable for very little money. It's not that these $5 plastic tools are "great value for money," but in the sense that you'll use them many times and only pay $5 for them, it's amazing. I have a yellow Harbor Freight set of these tools that I bought years ago and pull them out of my tool chest 1-2 times a year. I often use them not for what they were made for - stripping upholstery - but for other projects that require a small device like a pry bar. As…