4140 pry tool, trim removal pry tool, panel removal tools for auto trim, Car Trim Removal pry Tool Kit, interior door trim pry tool, panel popper tool, metal pry bar for automotive Planes (1 pack)

Used to pry interior panels, much better than plastic pry tools that bend when force is applied. Glad i found these. Good quality, smooth pry surfaces, fits well thick handle, thin pry area, functions well, expect it to be very durable.

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Great quality, no sharp edges on this satin finish, found uses right away I’m purchased another to carry in my truck 👍🏼

Kind of silly but my primary use case when I ordered this was for prying open those stubborn almost-closed pistachio shells. And it did not disappoint for that purpose lol - I had about a pound of pistachios that I had accumulated over the last year from the costco bags i buy which were just too closed to comfortably get open by hand. This tore through all of them and I recovered a good a $13 worth of delicious pistachios!However, this is clearly a heavy duty tool fit for work too. It lives in my general purpose handyman tool belt now and has already come in handy multiple times - once prying open a washing machine and another time for popping out some interior panels in my truck. I love it. You'd be hard pressed to put a bend in the tongue honestly and for the price I think this is hard to beat. When you pick it up the weight alone lets you know this is absolutely steal as claimed.

We’ve all used all kinds of things to pry things apart and to remove trim pieces.Screwdrivers, butter knives and things that were never meant for prying can work some of the time but they can also break things and even cause injury.So, here’s a perfect little pry bar and it works so well that you’ll wonder how you ever got along without it.Seriously, it’s that good.First, it’s comfortable in your hands.It just feels good to hold and there are no rough or sharp edges to hurt you.Next, It’s made from sturdy stainless steel.That means that it’ll never break or wear out and it’ll look as good as it does right now in another thousand years.It has a nice thin tip so it can slide into tight spaces and there’s a good curve on the tip to give extra leverage for when you are prying things apart.So far, I’ve used mine for prying lids off paint cans, splicing dock lines on a boat, removing plastic trim pieces that had become stuck to, painted surfaces and even as an emergency handle on a lawn mower pull starter.This is a really handy little tool and you’ll come up with lots of uses for it.Get a few of them and put them in all your tool kits.