Hi all

[Nick Reed]

Hi, been a member for a while but never really have time to have a look around. Having a bit of time on my hands (for some strange reason!!) I’ve been having a good look Some real gems of information on here and all the comments are really friendly.
While I’m here anyone recommend some good trim removal tools for my front door cards?

 

[Deaky]

Hi @Nick Reed Welcome to the forum. I have a set of Bojo trim tools. Had them ages, they are probably my most used tool next to a T20 and T25 torx bit. Premium Composite Plastic Scraper and Pry Tools - Bojo Tools

 

[Nick Reed]

Great, thanks for the tip. Will sort a set.

 

[Fish]

Welcome @Nick Reed hope you enjoy your time with us.

 

[sparkzer]

i think the trim removal set im using currently came free from travelinlite with the auto headlight kit...it was a happy solution to a couple of problems, 1 it meant i didn't have to turn my light on manually any more and also that i didn't have to find the trim set i 'know' is buried somewhere in the workshop!

 

[cgtmiles]

I think mine came with a lighting kit from travelin lite too. Done the job nicely so far but I do seem to be losing them though which is annoying as I do try to look after my tools, so may need to take up this recommendation too at some point

 

[Dellmassive]

Hi @Nick Reed

Welcome to T6F.

As above, The BOJO are excellent trim tools (and the only ones in my arsenal that have truly lasted).

A basic set will last a few jobs before wearing out.

Iv got some kit listed over here:

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[Nick Reed]

Thanks for all the replies. Just about to finish my soundproofing and speaker upgrade in the front doors. Seemed to me a proper trim removing set was a better option than screwdrivers!!! Thanks for all the useful replies.