expiredzxjyjr posted Mar 02, 2023 03:04 AM
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expiredzxjyjr posted Mar 02, 2023 03:04 AM
Harbor Freight Entire Store Sale Coupon: Single Item Under $20 for
& More Coupon Offers (In-Store/Online)30% Off
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If you want the more sweet coupons then that might be the Inside Track route, couldn't say because I'm not a member and never have been.
I signed up for e-mails (free) and I get notifications of sales and coupons from there, you can see some prices go up and down to evaluate how good of a deal it is. Same game as before but less coupon options in my opinion. Prices have gone up across the board in most cases. All of the free with purchase and 20% coupons seem to be gone forever...now it's just these 'no exclusions' fixed rate coupons for certain price brackets. This is the second or third time I've seen this scheme.
There are a handful of companies that use e-mails to announce sales, like Menards 11% off sale, or Kohl's when they have a decent sale. Can't think of other ones I use regularly but I tend to always peek at HFT emails. They email out on "Tool Tuesday" to announce new products...kind of a cool idea to attract hype for your new items. Unless you walk around the store for a while you might miss anything that's new. I've recently seen where they hang a bracket and a paper tag on it saying "new item coming soon" which is also a cool idea.
"Good bye old friend!"
"Good bye old friend!"
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However, a couple of years ago, I experimented with using it with using the terry cloth bonnets and using it to -apply- light compound and then wax, and then opting to remove the products by hand with a towel. I also have the HF sander/polisher but it's very powerful and I've had good success using it to -remove- the compound or wax, but you have to be careful and move quickly - it will burn the paint if you're not cautious.
In summary, the one you linked works fine for applying compound or wax, and you won't get as tired. Using it helps keep me going (i have 4 cars) and not giving up. If you plan to use it in that way, it's fine. It just doesn't have the power for buffing out scratches or removing compound or wax; On the flip side, there's really no way to damage your paint with this tool. Good luck
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