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This set contains 12 tools of which 11 are specially shaped sticks and one is a hammer. They are for all of your prying, smoothing, spreading, removing, tapping, and pushing needs.

Equalizer™ door panel & cowling clip removal tools are made with different size openings that grab and hold clips.

Easily fits down into recessed areas and then can be slid under the head of the cowling clip.

Features a small sharp screw that bites into the plastic head of the clip and pulls the center pin out. The clip will then collapse and can be easily removed.

Our Clip Removal Tool has a V-groove with sharpened tips so it will slip under the head of the clip. Works on many cowlings and drip gaskets.

Slide the tool left or right under the molding until it hooks a retaining clip. Rock the tool with a twist of the wrist to pull the clip out slightly. This releases the molding from the clip. Heat-treated high carbon steel.

An industry standard for over 50 years, this tool was designed to release the clip from the body of the vehicle in order to remove the moulding. Made of hardened steel.

Designed to save the hose that runs to the windshield washer nozzle by pushing it off quickly and without damage.

Features a slim design to easily slide under door panel clips on older style vehicles. Made of hardened steel.

This tool works on most common C-clips on manual window regulator handles.

Features tapered, thin edges to easily slide between the door and panel to remove clips without damage. Designed with two grooves to access the clips from different angles.

This compact tool has a flat design that will let you use it from all sides. Works on most common C-clips on manual window regulator handles.

Invented By: Duane Roser
Tab Retractor Tool that features tapered, thin edges to easily slide between the door and panel to remove clips without damage. Designed with two grooves to access the clips from different angles.

This tool has a small rubber spacer at each end to keep the tool above the glass by about 1/32" preventing the tool from scratching the glass. It also holds the tool end above the glass, lessening the chance of the tip catching the edge of the glass and breaking it. Made of steel.

This tool is thin enough to fit under moldings and wide enough so as not to tear them.