FORKODA MICTUNING Removal Tool Kits,Trim Removal Tools 8 Pcs Auto Panel Trim Car Trim Tool with [Free Fastener Remover] for Car Audio Dash Door Panel Window Molding Tool Kit (Red)

I purchased this set to assist in removing a spoiler and they done the job just nicely. Easy to use and very durable. Also a good price in my opinion.

Lots of different tools for odd jobs. Worked well getting trim off fiesta to change bulbs. Nice and cheap too.

Minus one only for low quality metal tool which seems to be off centre and has a lot of excessive metal on the sides which will scratch if used. Plastic tool , on the other hand are sturdy and good built, were enough to take off trim from one door and couple of clips.

For a relatively trivial trim-related job on my Golf I didn’t know what tool or tools I might need so I went for this reasonably priced set of trim tools. Once I’d started the job I found just what I needed was included in the kit. My concern that I might damage some of the trim proved unfounded, it came off cleanly once prised with the right tool. I’m not a professional car mechanic so I may never need any of the tools again but so what? I’ve already saved the money several times over by just doing one job myself.

Used a few times, mainly to remove door trims and they do that very well. Wish I had noticed the fastener removal tool before I broke half of my fasteners. That is also a handy tool when you actually use it.

If you need to remove auto trim panels, then you need the right tools to do the job. The trim on my Skoda Fabia is held by hidden spring clips, which do not come off easy, and need a good lever that will not damage the paint work or trim. It is a good idea to troll the internet to see if you can find any information on where the hidden clips are placed on your trim panel, so that you can insert the levers as close to the clips to lever. The clips make a loud snap sound when they release, but this is normal, and the trim appears to be quite strong.

Only used briefly to date, good array of tools

Lots of different shapes and sizes of tools, stops you scratching the dash or other trim by using metal screwdrivers etc. You just get the tools on their own in a small cardboard box so you need to find a little box or tray to store them in. I got mine because I stupidly used a flathead screwdriver and I scratched my dash fitting my new stereo. I had to remove the window controls from the centre of my dashboard to reveal a 10mm bolt... I’ve used these trim tools sorting out my reversing camera and no scratches.