Fender Liner Clips

works well

Works great for what it's intended for always good to have extra sitting around the toolbox

Got these when I got the gun. Solid.

Worked pretty good, not all worked good with the tool but the ones that did was good

I had a number of missing rivets and so I bought these. They fit perfect. It was a little hard actually lining up the layers of plastic but we got them lined up and used a small set of vice grips and small pry bard to pull them tight. They have lasted great for months. Through the colder winter and now into spring. They do the job very well.

Great price and work great

these are a bit bigger than what I have been using, but the fit the application well and appear to be of good quality. Easily installed with plastic rivet tool from Harbor Freight. Qty of 100 will last a long time . . . . . bringing with me on off road trips, someone ALWAYS needs at least one

Ordered these clips as a refill for my rivet kit which was purchased at HF. Since I already had the tool. Used them to secure a door panel.

Not same box us advertised ,normal quality

Otuayauto plastic rivets QGZ024 I don't put a lot of faith in product reviews any more because all too often the product hasn't been given a serious test, or is a result of a sellers "bribe". This product is an exception and deserves the following review. I used the rivets when I replaced the plastic left front inner fender liner on my 2001 Dodge 2500 4x4. They are a direct replacement for the same thing that Chrysler demands an obscene amount of money for. Getting the old rivets out is easy. I just used a 5/32" pin punch to drive them back from the head end. There is a tool available for installation but as long as you have some reasonable working room around the rivet head you don't need it. I just used a pair of vice grips and a Cat Claw (body man's upholstery tool). First I pre-formed the rivet arms by clamping my Cat Claw in a vice and used the vice grips to carefully pull on the locking rod until the arms were extended. Be careful not to pull the rod far enough to engage the locking serrations. If you do, I think you can push the rod back without doing any harm. By pre forming the arms it makes it a lot easier to extend them when in place. To install them just get the liner in the right position and start wherever you think is best. Push the pre-formed rivet into the hole in the liner and into the hole in the inner fender. Using the Cat Claw put as much force as you can on the rivet head to keep it and the liner tight to the inner fender. Then clamp the vice grip on the locking rod and pull it out until you can feel and hear the serrations on the rod engaging with those of the rivet head. When you have all the rivets installed just go around with a pair of small side cutters and nip the rods off at the head. This product is reasonably priced and works as advertised. Top marks .

Ideal para los trabajos de mantenimiento en casa.. y volver a dejar todo tal y como debe de estar en el carro.

I used these on my 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8 to replace the hood seal at the front of the hood. They are exactly the same as mopar originals.. Get the 90 degree angle Libraton plastic rivet gun and you will have the seal replaced in no time!!

Perfect fit for reattaching the wheel well liner on my 1998 Dodge Ram 2500. I'm sure there is a specific tool to install but managed fine with pliers and a small pry tool.