Vertical 9:16 ultra-realistic smartphone montage video. Style: Fast-cut mixed scenes, real handheld phone footage. Natural lighting, authentic American DIY auto repair vibe. No flicker, no CGI, no product deformation. Shot 1 (0.8s): Extreme close-up of a loose car fender liner shaking. Hand presses the panel, visible vibration and rattle. Shot 2 (0.8s): Hard cut to the exact automotive plastic fastener assortment box from the reference image. Clear organizer box, labeled “HE26 100PCS”. All compartments filled with black and white push-type retainers. Perfect proportions, no distortion. Shot 3 (0.8s): Macro shot: hand opens the box. Camera slightly shakes like a real phone. Fingers quickly grab a black push-type retainer. Shot 4 (0.8s): Extreme close-up: clip aligned with mounting hole. Slow push-in motion. Shot 5 (0.8s): Satisfying snap-in moment. Clip fully seated, clean fit. Shot 6 (0.8s): Cut to a different vehicle angle (bumper liner or door panel). Another clip installed smoothly. Shot 7 (0.8s): Quick mix of 2–3 close-up angles: – clip going in – fingers pressing flush – panel tightening Shot 8 (1s): Final result: Panel solid, no shaking. Hand taps it, stable and quiet. Camera & realism rules: Shot on phone look, shallow depth of field. Natural exposure shifts, slight autofocus breathing. No cinematic effects. Editing rhythm: Very fast TikTok-style cuts. Designed for loop playback. Editing optimized for TikTok US auto parts viral content. High visual satisfaction. Loop-friendly ending. No flickering frames No AI artifacts No warped clips No incorrect fastener shapes No fake text No extra tools No studio background