Dirty Dog Flipper D-40 No Line Dog Grooming Thinner – Pro Sharp Edges - Nebraska Shears
The Dirty Dog Flipper Double Teeth Thinner is an incredible dog grooming thinner for professional groomers - it never leaves a line in the fur or hair Includes FREE scissor case and finger ring sizers. Lifetime Warranty against faulty materials or workmanship. Teeth on both blades mean that it never leaves a line in the fur or hair Time-saving thinner. Excellent quality professional dog grooming thinner forged in China, Japanese Hitachi 440C stainless steel. Extremely smooth cutting - thinner glides through the fur/hair Opposing/straight handle shear is perfect for flipping it over. Adjustable dial system featuring silver engraving or red/black Scottish terrier dog. Size: 40 teeth on BOTH BLADES (7.25” length)
The Dirty Dog Flipper Double Teeth Thinner is an incredible grooming thinner for professional groomers - it never leaves a line in the fur or hair
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Includes FREE scissor case and finger ring sizers
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Lifetime Warranty against faulty materials or workmanship
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Teeth on both blades mean that it never leaves a line in the fur or hair
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Time-saving thinner
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Excellent quality professional dog grooming thinner
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Forged in China, Japanese Hitachi 440C stainless steel
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Extremely smooth cutting - thinner glides through the fur/hair
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Opposing/straight handle shear is perfect for flipping it over
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Adjustable dial system featuring silver engraving or red/black Scottish terrier dog
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Size: 40 teeth on BOTH BLADES (7.25” length)
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