Steck Manufacturing 20016 Right Angle Seam Buster

Our Experience

Not gonna lie, I almost didn't buy this Steck Manufacturing 20016 Right Angle Seam Buster due to its price point - it seemed steep for what appeared to be a simple tool. But after three weeks of use, I'm glad I took the plunge.

First off, let me tell you, this thing is sturdy. It's made from solid steel, not some flimsy plastic like others I've seen. My initial doubt was about its longevity, but now I believe it'll last me years. The seam buster lives up to its name too - it effortlessly tackled even the tightest corners on my '95 Chevy.

However, there's one minor gripe I have. The tool has no rubber grip, which makes it a bit slippery when my hands are greasy. But that's a small inconvenience given how well it performs. All in all, despite the price, this Seam Buster is a solid investment for anyone serious about their car's paint job.