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7/8/9 mm Push-Pin Trim Rivet Sprue
A snap-off sprue with three two-piece push-pin trim rivets, the barrel-and-pin kind used on Honda, Toyota and VW door cards, splash shields and dash panels. Each barrel has a split shank: 6.7, 7.7 and 8.7 mm OD with a 0.55 mm barb, sized for 7, 8 and 9 mm panel holes. Its heads are 18, 20 and 22 mm across, the grip length is about 10 mm, and a matching 4.2, 5.2 or 6.2 mm pin pushes in to spread and lock the legs. Measure your panel hole with calipers and use the rivet one size up from the hole.
Trim Panel And Rivet Clip Tool
A 170 mm no-mar plastic trim tool for automotive interior work: one end is a stepped fork (5.5 mm mouth stepping to 3.4 mm) that slides under push-rivet clip heads and pulls them straight out, the other is a 34 mm wide chisel wedge tapering from 6 mm down to a 1.7 mm edge for popping door cards, headliner trim and sun-visor covers. The underside is dead flat so it spreads prying load on the panel instead of denting it, the fork tip bevels to 1.8 mm to get under flush flanges, and 8 half-round ribs plus a 6 mm lanyard hole make up the handle — plastic so it will not scratch paint, glass or chrome the way a screwdriver does.
Flagged: automotive electrical. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.