GOOACCCar Clip Panel Audio Video Dashboard Dismantle Kits Installer Removal Tool-4PCS

It did job removed my car radio

These things are a bit under-strength for popping open car interior trim pieces and got pretty chewed up in the process, but I was able to get the parts of my car's interior apart where I needed to. Honestly, at the price, you can basically treat these things as disposable - just buy a new set for each disassembly job.

this is a good prying device for my bimmer.

works great

I used these this weekend, keep in mind my review is fresh.Ordered 5/22, Amazon Prime shipping speed it arrived on time Sat 5/24.Good to excellent value for the product.I used 3 of the 4 tools to pull/ pry some plastic panels, plastic push pins, and wire loom stays loose from the trunk, and interior rear panels.Tool performed well and was flexible. I never felt that they would snap in my hand, and they were easy to handle.My only gripe is the ends of the tools after only 1 afternoon of use are indented, and show signs of heavy usage. I am not sure how long they will be effective, given this wear. This will easily scratch fragile, dash or delicate panels. I could be wrong...they may last for another year. I’ll have to use some light grit sand paper to refinish the tips of the tools.I have used other plastic panel tools with a blue color in the past. In comparison these come in 2nd for sure. The blue ones were 4 times the price though....good trial for me. I'll upgrade to a different product next time.

I bought these to remove my door panel in my Subaru, to fix a problem with the door lock. I also used them to remove the bezel around the radio.They definitely work, and work well. They don't scratch the materials, and won't cut through the fabric if you have any on the panel. If you use a screwdriver or knife instead of a tool like this, you will likely ruin or damage the soft plastics of the auto interior.They are also strong enough so that they won't likely break. They bend a little instead, but get the job done just fine.The only thing I have a problem with is their durability. After only one use, one of the tools has already lost its tapered edge. The plastic these are made out of is VERY soft, and easily damaged. I understand that this is so that they won't scratch, but IMO they are just a little too soft.Fortunately, the edge is easy to bring back with a utility knife. So overall I really like this tool and would recommend to others, and would not have a problem buying them again.

These tools are great at what they are designed to do, making the removal of panel clips so much easier than trying to use a screwdriver and/or curved needle nose pliers.

I have used dozens of these plastic pry tool.....so I figured, why not. they arrived, and are quite a ugly color, and some are discolored, but I dont need pretty tools. then I opened them up, and they are rather large. much bigger then the standard metra/install bay tpye blue ones. So in my book this is a plus, as I will use them mostly for dash trim, sil plates, and door panels. Then I picked them up. they are some type of hard plastic with a pretty smooth finish. they have no bend to them, I dont know if they will become plyable when it warms up (its cold here now) but I hope not. That was my biggest gripe about the install bay ones, they bent before they would remove a stuck clip. The price was on par with harbor freight, but I dont have one local, and was just adding theses to the collection. I cant say they wolnt mar a surface, but Ive rigged up plenty of hard plastic tools to pop off trim with good results, and these look and feel about the same, the apperance dosent bother me, the fast that they are bigger, and harder then the so called "professional" ones is a big plus in my book.......so Iam happy with them

bon pas chère

Correct mais je pensait que sa aurais été plus rigide mais sa fait la faire

good product!

good

good to have when needed. thanks