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I ordered this set to upgrade audio for my Lexus IS350. I have primarily used to of the pieces that work best for the panels in my vehicle, and I'm happy to say panel removal was super easy and without leaving any marks on the Lexus interior.These are very sturdy/strong for the fiberglass or plastic type of install tools - I've used others before that were flimsy and would break easily - but metal tools are more likely to leave marks on panels during removal, though they are the strongest and longest lasting option.I took a chance on these as I wanted to have the lowest risk possible in leaving marks. I was pleasantly surprised that they are very strong and not flimsy or brittle.Don't expect these to last as long as metal tools, however, if you are an installer using them daily/weekly. My guess is the tips of some of the thinner pieces will start to chip off over time with heavy use.

It will leave marks on the car, but that's due to me not understanding how exactly my tail lights are removed. But the marks are more of scuffs and not noticeable. They didn't break, and I was prying and pulling and pushing to a point I thought I was about to break my tail lights.A hint for removing 2013 Hyundai GT hatchback tail lights after removing the two screws; pull/push directly straight back. Do not pry to the side or yank to the side. It also helps to have a second person to pull or push and hold the tail light as you replace the bulb(s) as the wires are short.

Lost the slim with a 90 panel tool (one I use the most) from my OTC 4489 set that I got off the MAC truck years ago. Never had one of those break so I was leery buying a new set for 1/2 the price of the OTC set expecting them to be flimsy. Got this set in and I tell you what, can't tell the difference. Very happy with saving money and getting my favorite trim tool back!

I bought this to take the inner panel offf my Nissan Sunny. The ends are too thick to enter under the panel. A thin flat screw driver does the same work. I am lookining at the the various angle bends and believe it may come in handy for other applications, like removing the under fender guards.

I bought this tool set for car stereo installation. They looked solid and robust. I am overall happy but one problem is... My favorite one was the thinnest one with fork. I used quite a lot in the last few weeks like 20 times. As a result tips on both ends have been broken and I need another one. The rest four tools are just fine. Be mindful of that.

I work at a car dealership and have bought these off the Snapon truck. I lost one of the trim removers so I ordered this set. Made by the "same" company. The set I just recieved are nothing in terms of quality and craftsmanship anywhere close to the Prylon set off the truck. They feel really stiff like they could snap easily. And the edges are all jagged and rough. I gave them 2 stars because they were only thirteen dollars. The ones off the truck are twenty-two dollars. I gues you get what you pay for. I will post an update after I put them to the test.

Well I did not need this, did not work well for me. I did break a few push buttons. I will have to find another use for the tools.

this is a great item i bought it to take out some old opponents in my car and iv used these a lot and they are also a great gift for people that work on cars or detailer's its really a good buy you think you wont need them but once you do you will realize they are worth the buy rather than scratching or breaking a piece of your interior for your car. Thanks amazon for the great buys you guys have!