GOOACC 680-Piece Car Push Retainer Clips & Auto Fasteners Assortment Kit (Nylon Bumper & Fender Rivets)
Product description
If you’ve ever yanked off a panel only to realize you don’t have the right clip to put it back together, you already know the problem this kind of kit is trying to solve. The GOOACC 680-Piece Car Push Retainer Clips & Auto Fasteners Assortment is a universal assortment meant for quick OEM-style replacements when older retainers are broken, missing, or worn.
It’s not a “one clip fits all” gimmick. The pitch here is selection: 22 common sizes, plus tools and extras, so you can match the hole size and move on with the job instead of pausing to hunt for a single replacement.
Key takeaways
On paper, this is the sort of fastener kit that makes sense for DIYers and home mechanics who do more than one job a year—door panel work, upholstery clips, trim reinstallation, and similar tasks where push-type retainers are commonly involved. The nylon is described as black and engineered to resist wear and corrosion, and the kit is also set up with organized storage so you’re less likely to lose pieces.
One limitation to keep in mind: “universal fit” depends on hole size. The included guidance points to OEM replacement for 6–10mm hole sizes, so if your specific clip’s hole size is outside that range, you may not be able to use what’s in the box.
What to know before buying
This kit focuses on push retainer clips and auto fasteners, including nylon bumper/fender rivet-style pieces and a set designed for common replacement needs. The value is in having a variety of retainers on hand, rather than relying on a single pack with one or two sizes.
A practical way to think about it: when you’re removing a trim piece, you can measure the hole size (the kit calls out 6–10mm) and then pick the matching retainer from the assortment. That’s typically faster than waiting for an exact OEM part, especially for work done in a garage where time and tools matter.
Also, the kit includes a fastener remover described as durable plastic and metal, aimed at helping you access confined areas without causing damage to the clips during removal. That’s helpful because the biggest risk with DIY panel work is breaking the clip you’re trying to save.
Tech specs
- Pieces included: 680
- Assortment types: 22 types of most common sizes
- Intended hole size range for replacement: 6–10mm
- Material for clips: black nylon
- Includes: 10 cable ties
Where it shines
Where it stands out is coverage and reusability. Instead of finding out mid-project that your broken retainer is a weird size, you can usually grab something close within the “most common” selection the kit is designed around. If you do panel/trim work on cars like Toyota, GM, Ford, Honda, Chevy (the kit lists these as relevant vehicle examples), it’s the kind of general-purpose stash that can save you from extra trips.
It also comes with a plastic box for organized storage. That sounds small, but in real life fasteners are the first thing to disappear when you’re working quickly.
Not the best choice if
It may not be the right match if your job requires a very specific clip style that isn’t part of the “most popular sizes” assortment, or if your mounting holes are not within the 6–10mm guidance. And if you’re doing just a one-time repair, the variety might be more than you need—single replacements can be simpler when you already know the exact part.
Care & maintenance
Nylon clips and rivet-style retainers are generally low-fuss, and this kit is described as anti-wear and anti-corrosion. Still, you’ll get better results if you keep the clips clean and dry before install, and avoid forcing a clip into the wrong hole size. If it doesn’t seat easily, stop and re-check the match—forcing is how even good plastic turns into a cracked problem.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want an organized “grab-and-go” fastener assortment for common push retainer clip replacements and you’re working with hole sizes in the 6–10mm range. It’s especially sensible when you expect repeated panel or upholstery clip work and want to reduce downtime from missing parts.
You may want to skip it if you only need one exact replacement and you already know the correct clip type and size. In that case, buying precisely what matches your vehicle’s damaged retainer can be more straightforward. Also, if your mounting holes fall outside the 6–10mm guidance, this kit might leave you stuck with extra pieces you can’t use.
Mini FAQ
What is included in the GOOACC 680-piece kit?
The kit includes 680 pieces across 22 types of common retainer fastener sizes, made of black nylon as described, plus 10 cable ties and a plastic storage box.
What hole size is this kit meant for?
It’s described as suitable for OEM replacement in 6–10mm hole sizes.
Is the kit good for removing door panel and upholstery clips?
The included fastener remover is described as helpful for quickly removing car door panel and upholstery clips without causing damage, including access to confined areas.
Does it help if clips are already broken or lost?
Yes—the kit is positioned as a way to replace damaged or missing body fasteners by having the necessary retainers for exact replacement within its common size range.
Will the nylon clips crack easily?
The description says the nylon is anti-wear and anti-corrosion and “would not break or crack easily” during use, though real-world results still depend on correct sizing and installation technique.