Car Retainer Clips,675 Pcs 16 Sizes Car Trim Clips Plastic Fasteners Kit Nylon Clips Rivet Car Body Trim Clips Assortment with Fastener Remover Tools, Cable Ties, Bumper Push Retainer

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NiLooki 675 Pcs 16 Sizes Car Trim ClipsThe NiLooki clips come packed mostly in a handy stacking plastic case, the zip tie clips and panel tools are separate inside the cardboard box they all arrived in. There is a good range of sizes and types of fasteners which I think will suit most cars and with over 600 of them, the kit should last a long time.It seems that, whenever I lift the bonnet of cars I have had, there is always at least one retaining clip missing and I can’t find a replacement anywhere in my box of bits. Up to now I have either left well alone or searched the internet for what I think is a replacement. Often, after ordering some, they turn out to be the wrong diameter or wrong length. There were a couple of fasteners missing on my present car, they locate and hold down part of the air inlet ducting. A quick look through the NiLooki box and I soon found suitable fixing rivets, I just had to push them into place, press the centre piece down and it was fixed.This NiLooki kit should solve these problems, even when I change my car and maybe help out friends as well. Twenty quid for such a large selection including tools seems like a bargain to me.

If, like me, you have an old car you've lovingly cared for over many years, you've become used to losing or having to replace a variety of clasps, clips and fasteners, usually after the car has been at the garage being fixed for one thing or another. For the first few years, you're happy to pay the main dealer for the privilege of receiving single fasteners in a branded bag at an extortionate price. However, as time passes, you tend to change your view.You'll no doubt have heard the expression 'having your pants pulled down' when it comes to extortionate prices for simple items, Well, my local main dealer (who sells cars with a 'leaping cat' logo) not only pulls my pants down, they spank me on the bottom and run off with my underwear! I recently needed six fasteners for my radiator cowl and they charged me £6 each! So, prices like that make this pack of 600-odd look a distinct bargain.The box arrives as a sectional crate which may be split into 3 levels. They're very simple to dismantle and reassemble and are held together with lugs that snap into place. As you can see, you get a variety of sizes and types, along with a removal tool, set of trim separators and some wiring loom cable ties. The tools aren't of the highest quality and are a bit rough round the edges but they work well enough and really should be used when pulling off door trims etc. If you use them, you're far less likely to break the original fasteners. The fasteners are as good a quality as the original equipment ones on my car. Some of them have push-fit instead of screw-fit securing nuts but they're the correct size for the hole I need to plug so do just as good a job of securing trim, just with a different method of removal.So, I'd definitely recommend this handy set of fasteners. There's something to fit most applications and if it doesn't look exactly the same as the one on your car, it'll probably fit anyway. Oh, one last thing. You need to take great care not to knock this box over. If you do, sorting them all out could be a complete nightmare as they all look the same from a distance!

I'm sure I'm not the only one that has pulled away a trim panel to carry out some form of maintenance, seen the little trim fastener snap and ricochet past my face, said "I'll need to replace that" and years pass with no movement towards replacing it.My Mazda 6 was missing a trim fastener from when I needed to pull a door card away. My wife's Toyota Yaris is missing multiple fasteners from my various misadventures, and my mum's Mini Cooper has a plastic wing panel residing on the back seat that needed a several replacement trim fasteners.This box of trim fasteners has sorted it all out. It's brilliant. There's loads of different clips and fasteners to rifle through and find the one suitable for your given task. It comes with removal tools as well (so you don't break the fasteners in the first place!), and the fasterners are all stored in a decent plastic case. The only criticism is that the removal tools don't fit in the storage box so you could easily lose them. I've decide to keep the whole lot in the cardboard box they all came in.A great set, and solves a lot of problems.

After doing some job on Toyota celica from 2003 I found there are many plastic clips broken that were causing plastic to flap around and make that unnecessary noise.675 piece kit with tools for removing them is literally perfect for any car and any job. Massive kit will allow you to use and fix whatever you imagine. With big kit comes big and different variety of sizes, thickness and length which is really helpful with getting job done. All of clips came in a nice organised storage box perfect for storing everything in one place and know where is what. Kit includes sheet of paper with clips dimensions. To be honest, pictures on it could be slightly clearer but everything gets easier after you start to do the job.To complete the job with ease, clip removing tools are included and main one is long steel one which can reach and remove almost any clip.Overall, great set for replacing plastic clips and it will definitely cover most of cars and help you fix unnecessary issues.