Trim Removal Tool Diagram - How to Pry Door Panel Clips Without Damage

This is a simple hand-drawn schematic illustrating how to use a trim removal tool to release a trim panel clip on a vehicle. The cross-section diagram shows three zones labeled BODY (top), TRIM (middle band), and GLASS (lower area, representing the window side of the panel). A black bar labeled CLIP sits at the joint between the body and trim, with an arrow identifying it and a downward arrow showing the direction the clip engages. A forked (Y-shaped) trim tool with a red handle is shown inserted from the glass side so its forks straddle the clip's shank. A curved arrow near the handle indicates the prying motion — rotating the handle downward/away — which levers the clip out of its hole without tearing the trim panel. The document contains no part numbers, years, model names, or written instructions; it communicates the technique entirely through the labeled illustration. It was uploaded to a 1993 Ford Mustang gallery alongside other interior-removal references (door trim, center console), so it likely accompanies those procedures, though the diagram itself is generic and applicable to most vehicles using push-in trim clips.