UTOOL Trim Removal Tool Set, 9pcs Car Panel Remover Kit with Nylon Plastic Trim Tool, Rubber-Coated Fastener Clip Remover, Radio Removal Keys, and Drawstring Pouch - Blue Review

I need to remove the door panel on my Corvette and I need the right tools. This set had most of the accessories and came in a nice sturdy canvas case which was great for storing all the plastic tools. The only drawback is that two metal tools do not fit in the case. Haven't used them yet but they seem strong enough to get the job done without breaking.

Clamping hooks bend under moderate stress. No tines, but real pliers after removing my trucks fender flares. When pushing with one hand, one of the arms is bent. I had to bend it several times and remove all 4 wings. I need to strengthen them somehow. Can't complain about the price I got what I paid for but it was disappointing. Other tools are solid enough but definitely don't pay for quality but will do.

This is the perfect mid-range kit for the serious hobbyist like me. The plastic is strong enough to remove stubborn fasteners but flexible enough not to damage the surface. A metal tool was useful for removing door panels without damaging the panel itself. Handy to have a set of clips for removing the radio - that was a bonus. All in all I am very satisfied with the set. I have a small complaint regarding the fabric case. It is poorly made and completely unusable. Save the box - it's well made.

High quality tool for removing plaque. As my title says, the right tool makes any job easier. Purchased to remove the factory fairing from a 2019 Jeep Cherokee KL to facilitate installation of MOPAR Rock Rails. I removed the skin and all fasteners without breaking a single clip (not that they would be reused anyway). The tools did exactly what they were supposed to do without bending, cracking or damaging the car's paintwork. The labor costs have more than paid for themselves and now I get the…

These tools are just what you need to disassemble modern car interior trim parts. These tools aren't just made out of fragile plastic, they're reinforced with something. Probably nylon. Some tools are a little thick on the ends (not very thick), but can be ground thinner if needed. I have removed the clear covers from my interior lights in my car and replaced them with LED bulbs and these tools have come in very handy in helping me remove the covers without damaging them. They're a lot cheaper…

When this arrived I was very surprised at the choice of tools and their good size. I was half expecting to end up with some sort of "mini" set at this price point. Luckily this is a good full size set and most of them are organized in a handy velcro pouch. There is only one star deduction because the case has no space for additional tools, some of which are made of metal. and that you can't "roll up" the suitcase because the velcro is missing. You just have to fold it in half. It's okay, but it

I needed these tools to do a little work on my 2016 Tundra. They definitely helped and I felt better using these plastic tools than a metal screwdriver. I will say mine are in a drawstring pouch and not a fold out pouch like others have written, the insert would be nice but it's by no means a deal breaker. I really wish there was some sort of product list or identification of each tool just to be on the safe side because I don't know if I used the best one for the job, I just picked one and…

I have never used or owned such tools. I wish I could. That would save a lot of time and nerves when working with decorative strips, panels, etc. It might also prevent the small scratches, nicks and dents that my old standard screwdriver and pliers method usually causes. I don't necessarily know which tool works for which type of fastener, but with so many tools to choose from, even I can figure out what fits. A tremendous amount of time is saved when I use the tool knowing I won't break or…