Windsheild Chrome Removal Tool?

A flathead and patience, lol. They just pop right off if you know where the tabs are. The only way you'll ruin the chrome is if you start prying real hard in a place between the tabs. If you get close to the tab and pry with a flathead it should pop right off.

If you look closely at the stainless trim, you will see that they overlap. Usually you start at the left edge of the top right piece. Use two flathead screwdrivers about 4-6 inches apart, carefully wedge one between the window gasket and trim and one between roof and trim. Use a paper towel or tape or something to protect the paint on the roof, BTW. That will get you started. Work your way across by pulling up on the screwdrivers (you can also try twisting a little--but be carefull, as this can dent the trim!) toward the right side of the car on that trim piece. Next, try the left upper. Then, the two sides. Finally, try the bottom piece. This is the hardest to do (tough to get leverage and easiest to dimple and dent). Be patient and you'll get it right.

If you need more of the clips, take one in to NAPA or Autozone or the like. They should have similar replacements.

Good luck.
Daniel