Auto Dent Puller Kit, Car Dent Removal Set, Paintless Dent Repair Tool for Automobile/Motorcycle/Refrigerator Body Dent

Great kit! Easy to use. Just wish some things were bigger. Overall for small dents works great

This 7 piece trim removal set is perfect for anyone who has to remove trim inside their car to fix rattles or to install aftermarket accessories or stereos. I got it to help me pop off trim in my car to track down a rattle in the driver's side door from years of opening and closing. The softer nylon material the tools are made from allowed me to keep from scratching up my interior which is still in pristine condition. What's nice is that they include a user insert that tells you what each took can be used for so you pick the right one for the job. The metal clip/plastic clip removal tool also comes in handy to remove plastic clips typically located not he exterior of the car such as fender wells and from bumpers. It might be helpful to first use a flathead screwdriver to slight "lift" the clip before prying with the tool so you don't destroy the head since the metal is much stronger. I keep this set in my trunk now just in case I need to fix other rattles that may pop up. A role of felt tape and these tools go a long way to fixing a noisy car interior. Plus the price is right!

I understand the idea of this product however they could have been sturdier. The flex in the tools give me the impression the the product will not take much pressure before it breaks. If you have done any vehicle work trying to remove panels from interior then you can understand the difficult process of trying to remove the equipment. At times things just don't want to free up and you have to put a lot behind the tool to remove the parts.

Not much to say, middle of the road set of tools. But remember, they are 6 bucks! I wouldn't say they are throw away tools, but pretty close. They come in a little carry bag and that is convenient. The big pry tools were mashed out of shape after the first job. I would rather the tool get damaged however than the trim in my truck, and to that end, they worked fine. If you want something a little nicer, I would spend more money, I only need them for random jobs on my own vehicles. For that use, they are adequate.

Do you know what I like about a set of trim tools like this? They're delicate. That is usually a bad thing, but in this case, it's not. When tools like this are delicate - it's to remind you that the very thing you're working on is ALSO delicate. Most of the time people opt for the all metal monster set of trim tools, then wonder why their trim, door panels, hand holds, door pulls, etc are chipped and broken. It's because you went full-on gorilla mode on them. With these, they force you to stop and think, be careful with your tools, and be even more careful with your vehicle. This kit does that - it's strong enough to do the job if you're patient enough to do it right. Brute force isn't always the answer - especially when it comes to interior work.

I needed these to remove the door panel on my truck in order to make a repair and they work well. I broke the smallest of the tools pretty quick, but I also maybe should have used the next size up in the first place. They are plastic so they don't mess up your finishes, and they don't leave any residue either. I also like that it includes a metal pry bar as well in this set. You should have all you need to take apart most auto interiors.

I got these because I had some interior work to do on my truck (headliner and speaker install) and did not want to attempt it armed with only a selection of flat head screwdrivers. Hopefully, this collection of prys will make short and damage free work of the project. Having the correct tool for the job almost always makes it easier, more efficient, and reduces the expletive use. This collection seems to have everything covered.

First off I really didn’t like how much flexibility these have. There are other similar products which are more firm and stable when prying panels or trim on cars. Luxury cars tend to have tighter fits with their fasteners so I can see these tools working for a short time before becoming worn or bent. The instructions were universal it seems as some pictures did not show included tools, but the listing was accurate. Although the fastener tool was a little smaller than I anticipated, it’s still functional like every piece in this kit. In my opinion this isn’t the best tool quality, but it will do the job.