The Fork Seal Remover

The conventional way of removing the brush-wiper seals is by prying them out with a small metal lever. This action requires a great amount of strength (due to the low mechanical advantage) and is difficult to control. High-end mountain bike forks are designed to be ultra-lightweight, so the inside of the fork is composed of an especially soft aluminum alloy. When using a hard tool that is also difficult to control to remove the seals, scratching the internal walls or components is almost guaranteed and will ruin the fork.
 
The Seal Remover turns a precarious wrenching job into an easy three step process anyone can do regardless of strength or technical knowledge. While a tire lever crushes half of the seal to pry the other half upward, the Seal Remover pushes directly upward from underneath the seal. Simply:
Insert the Seal Remover into the fork and under the brush-wiper seal.
Set the bottom of the Seal Remover on the table and aligning the circular foot with lower half of the main body. 
Apply downward pressure to top of the fork, and the seal pops out. 
Now anyone can remove the seal with little effort and a high amount of control. The Seal Remover is made from a soft but durable plastic to eliminate the risk of scratching the inside walls.
 
RedSide Custom Tools' Revolutionary Seal Remover... for those of us who are tired of ruining top-end mountain bike forks using tire levers.