Low rent people do low rent crap.

Would not know.Do not rent. Do have few rentals if you would like one.

Will say comments have been entertaining.

Did you product fail? If not you are in violation of the terms and conditions and therefore it is wrong. Some poor guy might not know any better and lets you exchange them but that still doesn't make it right.


https://www.harborfreight.com/...terms-and-conditions

WHAT IS COVERED:
Mechanical, electrical and power failures that occur during normal wear and tear.

Repair:
The Service Plan covers the cost of all labor and parts necessary to repair Your Product for problems to functional part failures due to normal wear and tear.

Replacement:
This Service Plan provides replacement coverage if Your Product fails due to normal wear and tear, product defects or product failure.

I wouldn't do it.

And it reminds me of this story: Filling up entire cooler at Costco Take care. Tom Worthington

I have a good idea. With the money you are saving use it to buy a dictionary so you can learn how to spell.

Are you returning the spray guns because they're dirty/not working? Or are they defective?

If just dirty (in need of cleaning) then you're just being lazy and maybe immoral. If they are honestly defective, why not use the insurance you paid for?

I can understand buying a $20 gun and throwing it away after one use...anything I buy at HF i understand its probably a one time use (hopefully it works for what I need this one time)
I never buy the insurance because I'd never rely on HF tools for a living.

As far as being immoral, I think it's more of a "just do the right thing in life"