Review on 🔧 ARES 71135-30° Push Pin Removal Pliers - Effortlessly Extracts Push Pin Style Fasteners - Safeguards Trim and Fasteners by Douglas Hall

If you're a mechanic or work with a lot of cars, you know you're always going to come across tons of plastic pins, and they can be an annoying pick-me-up. if you don't have the right tool. I've broken countless pins with screwdrivers and all. I was looking for the perfect tool for her. They worked well with them as a professional mechanic. They are good quality but it's not the perfect tool for them but I haven't found anything better yet. My advice for use is to use one side of the pliers to pry off one side of the clamp so you can insert the other side. Now this is my tool for plastic pins.