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This thread explores the creation and use of DIY car magnets for advertising, with participants sharing their personal experiences and ideas related to the topic. Various methods and materials for making these magnets are discussed, along with concerns about their practicality and effectiveness.
Views differ regarding the practicality and safety of using car magnets, with some participants expressing enthusiasm and others voicing concerns. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach to using car magnets.
Participants share a variety of personal experiences related to DIY projects and advertising strategies, focusing on the use of inexpensive materials and creative solutions.
This discussion may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants looking for creative and cost-effective ways to promote their businesses through DIY advertising methods.
Do you have the Merril ones? OR where did you get yours? I think the magnets will do for now. Have you gotten any response from it?Chozengirl said:I have mine, and they are really great!
I live in Beaumont, near Palm Springs/Desert. It gets really hot here, and I had some other magnets melt on my car, but not these.
I take them off to wash my SUV and leave them on all the time.
I am no where near a slow driver either.
That stretch of the 10 freeway on my way to Indio, I am hitting at least 90!![]()
I think they are a great investment, I would like to get the window decals too!!!!!!
yummy4tummy said:I got mine on ebay. I also found a discount place online for laminate sheets and business card size. I use those to make the "host club card" and "gold customer card"
SillyChef said:Hey Valky what do you do for a Gold Customer?
I was thinking about laminating the host club cards too. Making my own instead of using PCs. Or do we have to use theirs?