Quality Interior Trim Removal Tool Set

[freudianfloyd]

Let's hear your recommendations for interior trim panel tools. I have been holding off on buying a set for a long time, and today I really needed them.

 

[Fedwrench]

Mayhew has this set that is rebadged by more than a couple of truck brands:

https://mayhew.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/ONE-SHEET-6-PC-TRIM-TOOL-SET.pdf

Gearwrench offers these:
https://www.gearwrench.com/gearwrench-84060-4-pc-door-panel-remover-set.html

https://www.gearwrench.com/gearwrench-84062-10-door-panel-remover-u-shape.html

and you should add these too:
https://www.bojoinc.com/index.php/c...ing-tools/5-piece-composite-pry-tool-kit.html

 

[freudianfloyd]

Mayhew has this set that is rebadged by more than a couple of truck brands:

https://mayhew.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/ONE-SHEET-6-PC-TRIM-TOOL-SET.pdf

Gearwrench offers these:
https://www.gearwrench.com/gearwrench-84060-4-pc-door-panel-remover-set.html

https://www.gearwrench.com/gearwrench-84062-10-door-panel-remover-u-shape.html

and you should add these too:
https://www.bojoinc.com/index.php/c...ing-tools/5-piece-composite-pry-tool-kit.html

Thank you for the suggestions. I may have to look into the BOJO.

I should probably be more specific in what I need. I am more interested in plastic pry bars. I have to other style poppers, but occasionally I have to pop panels off and use metal putty knives which risk scratching.

 

[thesilverone]

Bojo

 

[Fedwrench]

https://www.motivxtools.com/collections/frontpage/products/the-trim-commander-16-trim-removal-tool

Although this is on the large side, it's awfully handy. Matco and others sell a smaller version.

 

[Bigblue&Goldie]

Bojo

I have a Bojo set that I like also.

 

[619DioFan]

Most of my interior tools are from HF including the yellow plastic pry tools. just a DIYer but they work well for me.

 

[4xdog]

Here's another one for you to consider, freudianfloyd.

There are few tools that I've found more useful for those unexpected prying applications than the Boulderfly Sheet Metal Skin Wedge.

Its tip is as thin as a sheet of paper, with all edges rounded and smoothed just the right amount to prevent scarring, and it's stiffer than you would expect. I can't flex it at ALL. I have two of 'em, one in basement shop and one in garage. I reach for them more often than my plastic pry bars now.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091LZV0I/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[Sine Swept]

Shhhh, not the 4140!


I bought 6 last time I ordered.

 

[4xdog]

Shhhh, not the 4140!


I bought 6 last time I ordered.

Hah! They really are a delight, aren't they?

 

[Qualitytools]

I have this quality "Made in Japan" set from KTC, You can also just purchase the individual ones that you would need, see the part numbers from the back of the package that I show below. I don't remember where I purchased it but here is a link to one of the vendors:

https://global.rakuten.com/en/store/kys/item/atp2015/

 

[nitroracer20]

As usual, GJ sells me on tools. Just bought one of them boulderfly’s.

 

[Qualitytools]

As usual, GJ sells me on tools. Just bought one of them boulderfly’s.

How do you think I ended up with the KTC set

 

[lolaetype]

I've been using these. Quite strong and don't mar the surfaces they come in contact with.


https://www.harborfreight.com/nylon-pry-bar-installer-kit-4-pc-63594.html

 

[bcradio]

As usual, GJ sells me on tools. Just bought one of them boulderfly’s.

I bought one as well. Thank you for the link

 

[MeentSS02]

As usual, GJ sells me on tools. Just bought one of them boulderfly’s.

Same...wish I had it for the last interior job I did on one of my vehicles.

 

[anndel]

Bojo

 

[2barevo]

Here's another one for you to consider, freudianfloyd.

There are few tools that I've found more useful for those unexpected prying applications than the Boulderfly Sheet Metal Skin Wedge.

Its tip is as thin as a sheet of paper, with all edges rounded and smoothed just the right amount to prevent scarring, and it's stiffer than you would expect. I can't flex it at ALL. I have two of 'em, one in basement shop and one in garage. I reach for them more often than my plastic pry bars now.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091LZV0I/?tag=atomicindus08-20



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[mfewtrail]

I've been using these. Quite strong and don't mar the surfaces they come in contact with.


https://www.harborfreight.com/nylon-pry-bar-installer-kit-4-pc-63594.html

That set is even cheaper at Walmart. Not sure how each brand compares, but I assume they're probably the same exact thing offered in a different color.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-Tough-TH90150J-4-Piece-Composite-Bar-Set/558902633

 

[rshadd]

Bojo Tools Master Installer Kit Gold Composite Pry Tool Kit (ATH-MG-NGL)

 

[Hammer1963]

Just buy some Bojo or Snap-on and be done with it. Great tools regardless of what name is on them. The Snap-on seal/O-ring SGSR104AR removal tools are great for trim use as well. I use them on most every job.

 

[64merc]

Darn you guys! Now I'm going to have to replace my HF trim tools with Bojo!

Edit: I wasn't sure if they were that much better than the blue trim tools I got from HF, but what the heck...ended up getting some stuff off of Ebay. Got some scrapers too!

 

[Steve_P]

I had the HF and bought Bojo to compare. The Bojo is much stiffer as it uses a superior plastic or nylon. The difference really surprised me.

 

[freudianfloyd]

Ordered a set of Bojo last night. Thanks guys.

 

[MJK]

I have some Ares 71135 push pin pliers, a Lisle 35260 Plastic Fastener Remover, and cheap set of glass reinforced plastic trim tools. I find I use the first two more on exterior trim, and the plastic ones mostly on interior trim. But, I do use them all everywhere.

 

[Qualitytools]

I have some Ares 71135 push pin pliers, a Lisle 35260 Plastic Fastener Remover, and cheap set of glass reinforced plastic trim tools. I find I use the first two more on exterior trim, and the plastic ones mostly on interior trim. But, I do use them all everywhere.

I have that Lisle 35260, among others, comes in handy.

 

[Qualitytools]

Here's another one for you to consider, freudianfloyd.

There are few tools that I've found more useful for those unexpected prying applications than the Boulderfly Sheet Metal Skin Wedge.

Its tip is as thin as a sheet of paper, with all edges rounded and smoothed just the right amount to prevent scarring, and it's stiffer than you would expect. I can't flex it at ALL. I have two of 'em, one in basement shop and one in garage. I reach for them more often than my plastic pry bars now.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091LZV0I/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I must say I saw your post and have seen the tool here in GJ mentioned before. However, I kind of shrugged it off as I really did not understand the tool, nor the name, it just didn't make sense to me. What I am trying to say is, I just could not picture how it would be used until, I saw a video where the tool was used and I was amazed on how easily and convenient it worked. I am sold and placed an order, I can't wait until I get it. Thank You for the enlightenment and helping me spend my money

 

[64merc]

I ordered a bunch of Bojo stuff on ebay from seller "laserocity1" and I was really impressed. I received them in 2 days and everything is really nice. I haven't used them yet but they seem really sturdy compared to the China stuff I have.