Lisle 35400 Door Upholstery Remover, Narrow V Groove Tip, 80 Degree Angle
- Lisle 35400 Door Upholstery Remover is a hand tool for removing plastic clips on door panels, upholstery, radiator shrouds, fender liners, and weather stripping. The narrow V groove tip and 80 degree angled head help pry fasteners efficiently while reducing damage risk. This is a general purpose tool, not a replacement part.
- Features:
- Narrow V groove tip engages plastic fasteners securely to lift clips with better control and less panel damage.
- 80 degree angled head provides prying leverage and access in tight spaces inside doors and trim areas.
- Rugged construction with large comfortable handle for consistent grip during interior trim service.
- Works on common automotive plastic clips used on upholstery, door panels, radiator shrouds, fender liners, and weather stripping.
- General tool for service use; not a replacement part for a specific model or SKU.
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Lisle
- Part Number: 35400
- Tip Style: Narrow V groove
- Head Angle: 80 degree
- Color: Red
- System Compatibility/Application: Designed to remove plastic trim clips on door panels, upholstery, radiator shrouds, fender liners, and weather stripping.
- The Door Upholstery Remover can also be referred to as door panel clip remover, trim clip removal tool, upholstery fastener remover, interior trim removal tool, and Lisle 35400 clip tool.
Lisle Corporation manufactures specialty automotive service tools and shop equipment for professional technicians and serious DIY users, offering a broad line of engine, lubrication, electrical, and body service tools.
Q: What types of clips does this tool remove?
A: It is designed for plastic trim clips typically found on door panels, upholstery, radiator shrouds, fender liners, and weather stripping.
Q: Is it a replacement for a part on a specific vehicle?
A: No. It is a general purpose hand tool used during trim and panel service, not a vehicle replacement part.
Q: Does the angled head help in tight areas?
A: Yes. The 80 degree head angle improves leverage and access in confined spaces behind trim and inside door panels.
