GOOACC 5PCS Auto Trim Removal Tool Kit No-Scratch Pry Tool Kit for Car Door Clip Panel & Audio Dashboard Dismantle -5PCS

I had a very stubborn GMC emblem in the front I was trying to remove without breaking, while I only broke the top clips, I also broke two of these trim tools, yes, the small flat one, and one hook type. I can't blame the tool, like any other tool that has its limits. They did however send me a replacement of all 5 new ones. Thank you so very much. I still recommend these for occasional light, medium and moderately heavy use. Came in basic plastic bag, i really dont have any negative things to say. It does just about anything it's made for and a good price.

Bought this because I decided prying apart my car's interior with a butter knife was maybe not the move. These little plastic tools apparently exist so you don't gouge your dashboard into oblivion, which is a nice change of pace from my usual approach of "brute force and hope." They work fine. Genuinely fine. No scratches, no cracked clips, no tearful apology to my car afterward. Revolutionary stuff, using the correct tool for the job. Who knew. Will they change your life? No. Will you use them twice a year and then lose two of the five pieces in the abyss that is your garage junk drawer? Also yes, almost certainly. But when you need them, they do the thing, and that's really all I'm asking of a bag of plastic sticks. Would buy again, mostly because I'll probably need to replace the ones I lose.

Needed to replace a car stereo! Did the job but one of them snapped! The best one is the one with the black arm the rest will most likely snap! For the 8.00 was fine for this one job. If your looking for a cheap one time use then these are fine. If you ever think you’ll need them again i recommend paying a few more bucks for metal ones

I picked up this GOOACC 5-piece nylon auto trim removal tool kit to install a new radio in my 2017 Colorado. Overall, the tools worked as they should and made the dash disassembly much safer than using screwdrivers.The only downsides were that the tools are a little thicker than I would have liked, which made it a bit tricky to slide them under some of the tighter dash trim pieces. One of the plastic pry bars with the fork ends also broke off while working under the trim, but since the kit comes with multiple tools, it wasn’t a big deal — I just switched to another one and finished the job without any issues.For the price, this is a solid set that will save your interior from scratches. Great for DIY radio installs or any interior panel work. I’d definitely buy again if needed. Recommended!

I bought this kit while installing an aftermarket car radio, and it made the job much easier than trying to use screwdrivers or other metal tools. Each tool has a different shape and angle, which turned out to be more useful than I expected. Depending on the panel or clip location, there was usually one tool that worked better than the others, making it easier to remove trim pieces without damaging them. The nylon material is firm enough to pry panels apart but soft enough that it doesn't scratch painted or textured interior surfaces. I was able to remove several dashboard and trim panels without leaving any marks. The tools seem durable and have held up well through the installation without bending or breaking. Pros: Prevents scratches on interior trim Multiple shapes for different panel styles Durable nylon construction Easy to use Great for stereo and interior work Cons: None so far Bottom line: If you're planning to install a car stereo, dash camera, or do any interior trim work, this kit is well worth having. The different tool shapes make panel removal much easier, and they help protect your interior from scratches.

Although these tools are made of plastic, they are well‑constructed, rigid and not easy to break. The set has a small number of pieces, but every tool is exactly what I need. They work perfectly for tucking rubber weather stripping into door gaps smoothly. Very functional and well‑made, highly recommend for DIY car interior work!

For a quick and cheap set of trim removal tools, these are HEAPS better than trying to use a flathead screwdriver or prybar (like I had done with radio or speaker installs in the past, pulling door panels or dash trim with the wrong tools...) the variety of tools made quick work of both the door panels and the dash speaker grilles in my car- the thicker plastic prybar worked great for the door panels, and both that and the thin notched/flat wedge tools helped me get to the dash speakers (which had a much narrower gap to pry against, and less space to work with overall- the thin/notched tools (aka tool 3 and 4 in the first item/sale page picture, with the pointed bit at the bottom end) worked wonders for popping the first couple clips and getting a good prying point to use the larger tools (1 and 2 in the sale page picture) to get the speaker grille fully removed ^-^) While I haven't needed to use the metal prybar-like tool, I can see how it'd come in handy also for those awkward plastic inserts/"bolts" (even though they don't thread in...those notches are like a bolt's threads--) that are a pain to remove without something that can pull it *evenly, from both sides* like a hammer pulling a nail instead of one side at a time with a flat screwdriver or similar- a nice inclusion that I'm sure will be useful in the future, heh Honestly, after having done a decent handful of DIY car audio installs n such on my own cars (3 cars in my mid-to-late teens/very early 20s, and now after having bought my first car I can truly call my own (a used 2015 model, bought with an auto loan....but still, the sentiment is there heh); the 3 cars prior to my current one all used the same Sony head unit, moved from one to another...and some funky speaker setups- ie, 6x8s in a place they didn't fit [cut-up 6.5" speaker mounts]...and 4 ohm *bookshelf* speakers in the trunk, hah) I'm really starting to wonder why I didn't buy a set of trim tools like these over a decade ago, especially at a price like this. They're fantastic for all kinds of car interior work- be it car audio installation, window/door lock repair, or other various uses ^-^

not a good product, breaks easley , forked removal tool works well other tool are very week and break

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I bought the GOOACC 5PCS Auto Trim Removal Tool Kit for working on my car interior, and it made the job much easier. The different shapes and sizes of pry tools are very useful for removing door panels, clips, dashboards, and trim pieces without damaging the surfaces. It saved me a lot of time compared to trying to use regular tools. The plastic material feels strong and durable while still being gentle enough to avoid scratches and marks. Each tool has a comfortable shape that provides good leverage when removing tight clips and panels. I especially like that the tools are lightweight and easy to store in my garage or toolbox. Overall, this is a great kit for anyone who does DIY car repairs or upgrades. Whether you’re installing audio equipment, replacing trim, or doing basic maintenance, these tools make the process cleaner and safer. Excellent value for the price and a useful addition to any car owner’s toolkit.

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Es el primer set de herramientas que compró y la verdad estoy muy satisfecho con la calidad que tiene. Si sabes usarlas no se rompen ni lastiman el plástico de las tapas de las puertas y puedes ahorrarte mucho. En mi caso,por solo cambiar las 4 bocinas de mi carro me cobraban mx$1,200 (alrededor de Us$59) y sin cambio de cables ni alguna modificación. Así que mejor compré este set y listo.

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