Clippers and Trimmers

Where can I get a high quality dash trim kit?

Sep 22, 2007 by bobb_cobb | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I want high quality and I'm willing to pay for the quality. I'm also open to getting the actual peices of my interior colored to my specification rather than just putting an adhesive dash trim kit.

However, my searching on the net has turned up nothing other than the trim kits. So any info is appreciated here.

P.S. I've already looked on ebay.

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Wher can I find a Dash Trim Kit for my Del Sol?

Mar 03, 2008 by Zak B | Posted in Honda

I need a dash trim kit for my 93 del sol. The only ones I have found are the 8 piece kit, and comes in many different colors. But i need the larger kit with like 12 pieces in it, but it seems that they only come in a small amount of colors not including the one i would like (navy blue or some darker blue) Does anyone know where to get this item?

please tell me from where can i get imported a dash board trim kit for my kia spectra 2000 car?

Nov 21, 2007 by susantha s | Posted in Other - Car Makes

i am from sri lanka.i need a dash board trim kit for my kia spectra 2000 which is a right hand drive car.

Let me try to find something about it, friend of mine's manager kia's car center, i 'll ask him, hold on!!

Where can i find a reasonable dog hair trimming kit?

Jan 06, 2008 by Emily M | Posted in Dogs

I have a teacup poodle who hates his hair cuts! So, i thought that if I cut it myself it would make it easier for him! is it worth it?

first off, there is no such thing as a 'teacup' anything - that is merely a marketing gimmick of irresponsible back yard greeders and puppy millers so I will assume you don't have a responsible breeder to help you learn to properly groom your dog. You need to take it to the groomer until you learn to do so and be brushing him every day or at least evey other day. He doesn't 'hate' haircuts, he is merely fearful of them because he likely hasn't had good experiences with them on a regular basis like he should have.

A 'kit' is useless -- you need to get some good clippers, likely Osters with an interchangeable blade so that you can groom the close parts with a ten blade, the feet, face, abdomen and around the tail end... then you can use a clip on comb if you want a fairly longer coat on the dog -- again, a groomer can help you with this since it isn't really something that should be a trial by error sort of thing or you can burn or cut the dog badly and it will then be even less happy about you coming near it with clippers. There is also other parts of grooming that need to be done that a groomer can help you with -- clipping the nails/grinding them with a dremel and cleaning out the hair in the ears - needs to be plucked out but you need to know what you are doing again so just suggesting some 'grooming kit' is meaningless and is a total waste of money. So no, it isn't worth it unless you have someone to help you do it correctly on a regular basis and that would have been a knowledgeable, caring breeder had you puchased from one that let you know you were purchasing a pet quality toy poodle instead of having to use some gimmick like 'teacup' to sell their products.