Good job mate. Very helpfull. Without this video I was looking at the tool like a pig looking at a watch.

This video is gold. It would have taken me a lot of faffing to figure out how to use the tool correctly. The guy is right, it is very tough work and sometimes very frustrating when the tool pops out after only a few centimeters of pushing.

Lifesaver. I bought the KS tools version with a big loop at 90 degrees and a roller on it. They explain exactly nowhere how to use it.

Pinching the tool is brilliant!!! Thanks mate!

Thanks for the video, it took quite a bit of searching to find how to do it. I am replacing the sealing strips on my 1981 Eriba Puck and finding it difficult although I bought the seal and tool from Seals Direct. They haven't done a video on how to use their seals and tools, which I think is a bit remiss of them. I think the original strip and black seal are a bit smaller than the replacement sealing strip. But at least I know how to hold the tool and in which direction to feed the seal and which way round to hold the tool.

Thanks for sharing this /M8, it looks like tough work, that guy clearly knows what he's doing but even he found it hard. I could see the veins popping in his forearm. I need to do this on my Bay over the winter.

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Nice to know it can actually be done ha ha. I'll have another try tomorrow night. It's a good job I love my bay🖒

Great video. Just bought the tool from JK. For those that think that this looks hard try doing it without the tool!!!

Great video, although it still looks quite a difficult task. I'll try to fit my trims again, I gave up over a year ago.

Would this tool also work installing the trim into the rubber with the window & seal out of the car? Thanks for an awesome video!

@TheStefvan

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There would be no need as the slot isn't compressed

nice

how do u use the tool to remove the trim

@TheStefvan

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Pull out with pliers - normally they're shagged and will last another 25 years !

Thanks for sharing this /M8, it looks like tough work, that guy clearly knows what he's doing but even he found it hard. I could see the veins popping in his forearm. I need to do this on my Bay over the winter.