ARES 10091 - Mini Pry Bar Tool - Compact Panel/Trim Wedge - Durable Metal Pry Bar Easily Removes Trim, Paneling, Sheet Metal, Fasteners, and More - Compact Design Skin Wedge for Use in Confined Spaces

This tool is well made, by the fit and finish, I knew it was made in Taiwan, not China, before even looking at the package

These look flimsy and cheap but when you get them they are really tough. Even if you try to bend them with your hands there is no flex. These will work great, much better than the plastic ones.

Plastic trim tools have their place but sometimes you need something more rigid. This tool was perfect for doing a massive wiring project on my car that required lots of panels and push fasteners to be removed. I wish I had known about and bought one sooner.When there is a risk of damaging paint or plastic, I'd advise avoiding use of this if possible or wrapping a layer of blue tape around the "blade" area.

Much stronger than plastic versions and thin blade gets into crevices much easier.

I got this tool based on recommendations and it does not disappoint. I have already used it a couple times and it made a big difference. I thought originally, I might have to "dress" the end edge, but it is just fine as is! A hefty tool and quite stiff for a prying application. A good addition to my never-ending tool collection!Thank You

The tools work well for taking off molding from door frames smooth, non marking, very sharp

Very handy and work well especially when removing window or door moldings.

Nice Much stiffer than I expected

This wedge screams quality and craftsmanship. Heavy and well built… The uses for this are Endless but you might not want to scratch it… it’s that nice.

Really well built. Plenty thin enough for interior trim, yet very stiff and strong so can be used for other jobs requiring something stronger then plastic.

Slightly blunt, thicker than glazing bar. Touch-up ends to preferred taper. VG value. Not rusting.

Sturdy construction and nice sharp edge for working through sealant.

I work as aircraft maintenance engineer apprentice, and they come in handy a lot. Especially when you want to separate parts with prc.