Upholstery Lever Set Sourcing S-24MTR — 24 pcs upholstery levers for furniture and automotive use

Sourcing Upholstery Lever Set S-24MTR includes 24 upholstery levers designed for removing and installing trim, panels and fasteners in furniture and automotive interiors. The set offers a variety of lever shapes and sizes to reach different access points, allowing controlled prying of clips, retainers and upholstery pieces while minimising the risk of surface damage. The tools are intended for repeated use in repair, restoration and assembly tasks where careful removal and refitting of interior components is required.

Advantages

The set provides multiple lever profiles so users can select the most appropriate tool for tight gaps, broad surfaces or angled access. Durable materials and consistent shaping ensure reliable leverage and resistance to bending during use. Non-marring contact areas and tapered ends reduce the chance of scratches or dents on plastic trim, painted surfaces and upholstery edges. Having 24 pieces in one kit reduces the need to switch between individual tools and increases efficiency on the job.

Suitable for

• Automotive interior trim removal and installation
• Furniture upholstery repair and assembly
• Panel and clip removal in household appliances and electronics
• DIY projects requiring controlled prying or lifting of delicate surfaces

Key specifications

• Quantity: 24 pieces with varied lever shapes and sizes
• Material: corrosion-resistant metal cores with protective non-marring coating on contact surfaces
• Design: tapered ends, angled and flat profiles for different access points
• Finish: smooth edges and protective tips to minimise surface damage
• Storage: compact organising case for easy transport and tool identification

How to use

Select a lever whose profile matches the gap or clip to be removed. Insert the tapered end gently between the trim piece and the underlying panel, then apply steady leverage to pry clips or lift the trim without sudden force. For reinstallation, use the flat or broad side of a lever to press components back into place evenly. Keep fingers clear of pinch points and work incrementally across a panel to distribute pressure and avoid concentrated stress on fasteners or material edges.

Usage recommendations

Before use, inspect contact surfaces and protective coatings for wear; replace tools if the non-marring coating is compromised. Use appropriate eye protection when working with springs or brittle clips. Store the levers in their case to prevent loss and to protect the protective tips. For painted or delicate surfaces, start with the lowest-profile lever and increase leverage gradually to avoid chipping or creasing.