Plastic Paint Mixing Cups Measuring Quick Mix (12 Count) Quart Containers

I was thinking these would be a slightly more pliable, and less transparent type of plastic that I have seen used in very similar containers before. It turns out that they are a very clear, somewhat brittle plastic. My use involved cutting some of them down and the plastic is difficult to cut without fracturing, but I managed to make them work. A plus is that the material they are made of is repels liquid, so it's really easy to get all or almost all of any liquid out of them without it sticking to the sides.If you were using them for the intended purpose of mixing paint and then throwing them out after, they are definitely a good product for that, but if you are planning on reusing for a long time, maybe the less brittle milkier looking plastic version of this type of container would be better.

These containers are sturdy and at just over a buck apiece, they fit the bill for me!Easy to read, LOTS of conversions, and mix combinations listed.Have used for Oil-based paint and acid-based rust converter with no apparent effects on them.

Easy to read, relatively sturdy. Lines don't wear off easily with use in solvents like acetone and MEK. Overall good value.

These measuring cups are made of thick plastic that allows you to pick it up when full of liquid without it "squishing" much. The labels are easy to read and won't scratch off due to incidental contact. The multitude of measurement markings on the cup make it practical for any job I can think of.

work as exspected

Strong and durable, marks are accurate. Reusable is the best part. I use these for silicone and plaster of paris. I like the ratio charts also.

These aren't as flexible as the ones I got from the hardware store. When I slightly squeezed the bucket, part of the rim splintered. It's not worth returning, it will work, but that's the sort of sharp edge that will definitely stab or cut me at some point. I threw it away.

Good product