Trim Puller Tool: Pull It Right with The Zenith Trim Puller

Trim Puller Tool: Pull It Right with The Zenith Trim Puller The idea of renovating may sound exciting and fun until you’re actually doing it without the proper home remodeling tools. Just imagine how difficult it will be to remove window and door casings, chair rails, and baseboards with just a pry bar. It’s virtually impossible if you want to save the trim for another project and don’t want to damage the wallboard.

Here’s good news, though: Nowadays, you’ll find innovative and versatile tools you can use throughout your home remodeling. One of them is the Trim Puller tool by Zenith. Here’s how it can resolve the most common and time-consuming problems in home renovations.

The problem You have probably seen contactors remove trim by cutting the caulking, then using a pry bar to forcibly remove it from the wall. The problem is that the pry bar increases the risk of the wallboard getting damaged, so you’ll end up making additional patching and repairs down the line. To prevent or at least reduce damage, you can insert a large putty knife or a shingle to spread out the pry bar’s pressure. But you’ll need other people to help you with that, along with multiple home remodeling tools.

The solution The Zenith Trim Puller tool is a new product that’s designed for remodeling and repair projects. It’s particularly useful when you want to remove and reuse your existing cabinets, trim, flooring, baseboard, and other materials instead of destroying them and throwing them out.

Uses The Zenith Trim Puller has an extensive contact area with its 15-degree wedged center. Its biggest and flattest area spreads out the pressure on your wallboard, so it eliminates the need for a small board spacer or any other additional tools. This makes it practical for a wide range of applications such as casing, chair rail, crown molding, cabinets, wainscoting, baseboard, and quarter-round removal. It’s also useful when working on wood and tile flooring, countertops, decorative door, wall moldings, and carpet tack strips.

How to use

The Trim Puller tool replaces home remodeling tools such as the shim board, putty knife, and pry bar. Use a sharp utility knife to score the seam between the wall and molding, and then apply sufficient pressure to cut through dried paint and into the drywall’s paper face. Insert the Trim Puller and tap it a few times with a hard mallet or a hammer to pry off the trim, which should come off cleanly.

About Zenith Trim Puller This patented design can do all the work of wrecking bars. It comes with a comfort grip and a shock-absorbing EDPM handle, so it’s easy to use and won’t strain your arms or hands.

The Trim Puller is made of durable high carbon, heat-treated steel, which will last long.

Be sure to get the Trim Puller tool from Danco before your next home remodeling or renovation project. It will save you tons of time and effort when removing molding, baseboards, nailed or glued countertops, decorative panels, and more.