🎨 12-Pack of 10 oz Calibrated Paint Mixing Cups for Customization - Includes Mixing Ratios - Ideal for Epoxy Resin Review

I love these mixing mugs because I like reading the mixing ratios on the outside of the mug, not the inside like some others.

They are great and definitely a MUST. The only thing I didn't like about them was that they didn't have ALL the mixing ratios printed on them, but other than that they're great!

These are measuring cups. They perfectly measure what you put in the cup. However, if you don't put anything in the cup, the measurement function is useless. I plan to use this function.

These mugs are great for resin. except 1 the cup had an invisible slit on the side and leaked resin. I check all cups, luckily only 1 cup out of 12 was cut/cracked.

I've ordered 10 ounce and 32 ounce cups. It should be 10 ounces. So let's hope the 32's on sale are actually 10 oz. I only need 5 ounces of material for this part of my project. And the minimum for a 32 ounce mug is 8 ounces. That's a lot of waste when you're using an expensive product like clear epoxy.

I bought these mugs to mix large batches of resins and silicone. They appear to be good cups and are relatively inexpensive, but I'm a little confused by their gradations. . A few more options would be nice. I would have liked it if the cups had grown differently, especially in tenths. Otherwise they seem to be good. So this is an issue that will likely be fixed as I gain more experience with the product.

Large medium sized rigid plastic measuring cups. Ideal for small to medium sized painting or epoxy jobs. Reusable with applications such as paint etc. or disposable for resin work. Place the soda can on the photo for size reference. Smooth interior (key resin blends with flat side. 10 oz in 1 oz increments, also available in 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 4:1, 6:1 and 8:1 increments. Fair price If it was cheaper I'd buy a lot more but 12 packs will do for now It's difficult if not impossible to find these…

Very dissatisfied! I used these cups with my resin just assuming the measurements were correct! Column 1:1 is wrong. After noticing that my resin equal parts wasn't working. I have way more resin than hardener. I experimented, I poured 3 1:1 into the column, I connected them from two different cups and instead of water I got into the column in the second 3. It was almost 4. Now I have so much resin left and it's not cheap. I would love these mugs if they were the right size. But now I've just…

Do not buy for good work. The circumstances do not match. I've been using them for a while and my epoxy always takes a long time to cure. It turns out that the coefficients do not match. For a 1:1 ration there is either 1,2,3 or 4 and you fill in the first number and then the second of the same number. So 1.1 or 3.3. So as an experiment, I used two cups and filled all but the first three with water. When I poured one into another mug, it was well above the other three. However, the ounces line…