Upholstery remover tool set YATO YT-0837, nylon, red, 6 pcs

YATO YT-0837 is a 6-piece upholstery remover tool set made from durable nylon with a red finish. The set is designed for the safe removal of car interior trim, clips and fasteners without scratching painted or plastic surfaces. Lightweight and non-marring, these tools provide controlled leverage and access in tight gaps for automotive repair, interior refurbishment and general DIY tasks.

Advantages

The nylon construction ensures non-conductive, non-sparking operation and reduces the risk of surface damage compared with metal tools. Each tool is shaped to give optimal leverage and access to different types of trim and fasteners while the red color improves visibility in low-light environments. The set covers a range of common removal needs so users can work efficiently without improvising with unsuitable tools.

Suitable for

• Removing door panels, dashboard trims and interior mouldings
• Extracting plastic clips, retainers and push rivets
• Automotive interior refurbishment and trim replacement
• DIY projects involving delicate plastic or painted surfaces
• Electronics and appliance maintenance where non-marring tools are needed

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (non-marring)
• Quantity: 6 pieces per set
• Color: red
• Tool types: various prying shapes for clips, trim and fasteners
• Weight: lightweight for reduced hand fatigue

How to use

Select the tool shape that best matches the clip or trim profile, position the prying end between the panel and the fastener, and apply controlled leverage to release the retaining element. For panels held by multiple fasteners, work progressively around the edge to avoid bending or cracking the trim. Use gentle back-and-forth motions rather than excessive force; nylon tools flex slightly to protect surfaces while providing the necessary mechanical advantage.

Usage recommendations

Use the set on clean, accessible areas and keep replacement clips or fasteners on hand. When working near painted surfaces or delicate plastics, test the tool on an inconspicuous area first and avoid sharp twisting motions. Store the tools together to reduce loss and inspect them periodically for wear or deformation before use.