NiLooki Trim Removal Tool Kit, 238PcsAuto Trim Removal Tool Kit, Auto Push Pin Bumper Retainer Clip Set/Fastener Terminal Remover Tool/Car Upholstery Repair Pry Kit Auto Clip Plier (Red)

This is a lot of tools for the money,worked well for me taking off door cases on my car.

Great product, everything you could possibly need and more. very comprehensive even replacemnt clips included

Wow every tool you could ever need in this set. Very good price.

My husband was really pleased with themHelps tremendously with the car work he does

I have been looking for a suitable tool and have only recently tried this red trim removal tool. Although the price does not seem to be the highest, the experience with using it is still quite high.Great value and an impressive kit. I've already put a number of the pry tools to work. I would recommend this kit to any DIY car people.

Waste of money.

Firstly, this kit is presented very nicely in neat ziparound case. Without checking every last detail, it certainly appears that everything in the Amazon description is indeed there and present.This kit was really needed for a very simple purpose - I was fitting a reversing camera to an old Honda Mk 8, and needed to remove some trim items to do the job properly. Secondly, during a rather messy pothole incident, some trim had come away from the underside of a pretty much new Seat Leon and I was missing some 'bungs' - the plastic push-in bits that lock plastic components together.Given that I'd sourced the 'bungs' from both Seat and third party and the cheapest was ~£5 for 5 units, the fact this kit not only has all the trim/ radio/ etc. tools plus a load of such bungs included seems a bargain for £23.99 (at the time of writing).The kit is comprehensive, and although the quality of some of the items seems dubious at first, it helped out a lot with routing wires from front to rear of the Honda interior... removing the boot components was particularly tricky, and I am hesitant to admit that without this kit I'd have made a right mess inside the car with my usual mix of screwdrivers!The result: Success! I was very happy with the kit in practice, and the multiple tool options gave me huge confidence that I was not damaging anything. The Honda may be old, but it's in great condition - I didn't want to be the one to jeopardise that!As for the Seat repair - the required 'bungs' (I have no idea what they are really called but I like Bungs!) were in the kit... and were a doddle to identify and fit given I took one of the 'good' ones out from the opposite side of the bumper using the tools in the kit so I could see which bung to choose.Overall, a massively rewarding experience, and the kit has so much life left to give. A brilliant addition to the garage for any future use.Is it worth the money? For me, yes, it's only done two jobs so far but I think I've saved a few £££ on what I could have been charged, and the kit has given me confidence to do any other tasks too.Overall, highly recommended and great value.

Anyone who has ever had to remove an interior panel will be familiar with the moment after you think you've removed every screen and clip holding it in place to find something still binding . You can't for the life of you locate exactly what is holding it. So you prise and pull and eventually the panel comes away as two broken clips drop to the floor. It never goes back in place properly afterwards despite what you do. This is where a trim removal kit like this one from Nilooki comes in.The tools are packaged in their own zip case. They are a lot bigger than you expect with the case being akin to a binder. Inside you have various tools for removing clips and panels. Including a set of keys for radios. There pry bars in all shapes and sizes, and made from metal and plastic to avoid damaging trim. There are even radio keys. The quality is so so. The plastics aren't particularly well finished, and the plastic pry tools could do with a little more flex. Though with that said they aren't uncomfortable to use and for this quantity and price point something has to give. As well as the tools you get a whole bunch of fasteners and clips to replace any broken or missing ones.I tried the tools briefly to remove some panels from the boot of my car. I needed to access the accessory plug that had fallen in. It wasn't a big job but from the selection I found I had enough options to get to the hidden clips and remove the panel. The plastic would benefit from a little more flexibility to aid removal. But overall they did their job.This is a nice little set that is suited more to a hobbyist or someone who does occasional work inside a car. At this price point(£23.99 at the time of writing) it's great value for what you get.