Tools! - Crimpin ain't easy but it is necessary.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Tools! - Crimpin ain't easy but it is necessary.

dreesemonkey: May 14, 2008; Pillbug

Uthor posted:

Is the Harbor Freight trim tool set complete garbage or would it get me through one small job?
http://www.harborfreight.com/5-piece-auto-trim-and-molding-tool-set-67021.html

I'm going to be swapping out my radio and need it to remove one or two small pieces. I don't want to spend $15-30 like I've seen on more expensive sets if this will work. I've seen a guide where a credit card was used instead, but I figure a proper tool would give better leverage.

I used one in the process of doing my miata top. Worked well for the most part, but I got a few stubborn fasteners that ruined one or two of the tools. I'd probably go for the metal set if I did it again. Should be fine for your use, though

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