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Lowe's 3M Claw 15ilbs - $0.97 YMMV

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Found that my Lowe's in San Antonio is selling the 3M Claw15lbs Capacity for $0.97! They are usually $3.88.

After I bought 1, I went back and bought a couple more.

I am unsure if this is a local deal or happening at Lowe's across the nation.

See my screenshot I also attached that show my cart from today.

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https://www.lowes.com/pd/3M-3M-84...1003053680

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Created 03-18-2024 at 03:11 PM by kdenny2

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Product Name:	3M CLAW Drywall Picture Hangers Stainless Steel Hanging Storage/Utility Hook (15-lb Capacity) in Chrome \| 3PH15M-1ES
Product Description:	Trust your heavyweight hanging projects to the 3M CLAW Drywall Picture Hanger proven to hold up to 15, 25 and 45 pounds. The engineered hardened steel claws lock securely into drywall anywhere - just push, hang and you’re done. 3M CLAW Drywall Picture Hangers Stainless Steel Hanging Storage/Utility Hook (15-lb Capacity) in Chrome \| 3PH15M-1ES
Product SKU:	1003053680_1003053680
UPC:	638060661543

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doom12

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03-19-2024 at 12:47 PM.

How's the repair after you move this tho?

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westec2

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westec2

03-19-2024 at 02:43 PM.

Quote from Caleo

Wow, the fact that they package/sell these things individually is pretty asinine. It's literally just a cheap/simple stamped metal part that's been hardened. There's a good chance the packaging is more expensive. Even if these were a 10 pack for ~$3 they'd probably still turn a profit.

So DIY?