🚽 Enhanced Plunger Assembly with Justrite Premium Coating Review

Not very good glasses, you have to press straight down to avoid sticking and they creak annoyingly too. If you don't like chalkboard nails. I find these pots very annoying because I want to dose the solvent without disturbing my train of thought. I would suggest you something like Eagle brand brass and plastic plunger pots which are perfect in every way. This is a good "second" glass when I'm working with others and they need a glass. At least they work.

At the current cost of acetone you'll have to pour the contents back into the can. The workmanship is good, otherwise I would have given a star. Evaporation is pretty quick. For the price they should have a way to make the container airtight. MY solution to preventing evaporation is to pull a 7 mil nitrile glove over it. It's not perfect and negates many of the benefits of a piston, but it works. I use mine to clean aluminum parts for TIG welding, so it's only used occasionally for long periods

Functionally this is a great tool for any DIY enthusiast storing acetone, paint thinner or similar chemicals - this results in less fluid loss through drips or spills and the plunger provides excellent distribution the towel/paper towel. For $40 the finish on the cans should be a lot better, as you can see from the photos the welds are cracked at best and the paint/coating is poorly applied. I don't mind paying extra for a great product as it is functional but Justrite needs work in the…