🔴 DeVilbiss DPC601 DeKups - Premium Disposable Cup and Lid Set in White Review

Even though it says FRAGILE on it, it looks like it was abused by an 800 lb gorilla. It should have been placed in a different box which is my only complaint. The content was not affected, so everything is fine.

Can't say enough about them. I've bought and reordered it before so I could paint the roof of my Chevy P-30. With them I don't have to worry about spilling paint regardless of the angle of the gun. Good product! Highly recommended.

I have found D-Kups reduce cleaning time and are easy to use. Buying disposable cups and lids is an ongoing expense, but being able to use 2 or 3 different sizes and being able to tilt the gun from time to time for hard-to-reach places is an advantage. Your experience may be different, but I am very happy with my D-Kup system.

Great product! The price seems a bit high at first, but it's worth it. You save so much on cleaning solution by not cleaning the mug. I used to use 8 ounce thinner just for pre-cleaning. As for the decups, I have a liner/cap for storage and initial cleaning of the gun after spraying. A few ounces of thinner in this "clean" case is enough to clean my gun.

This product makes drawing much faster and more enjoyable. Now I mix, spray and store paint in a disposable cup. It is great! Even if you're just an amateur, it's great. I can work on a car fender or two, apply a few coats of epoxy or one thick coat and switch back and forth with minimal effort. No more buying mixing cups, mixing/catalyzing the paint in the mixing cup, then pouring into the can on the gun, pouring back the unused paint, then wasting time, rags and solvent cleaning the can.

I was hesitant to buy the DeKups system. NOT! This is the best thing I've encountered since I started painting my car. Once you get the hang of it, you'll be using MUCH fewer and thinner rags. Turn gun upside down on cup, spray until all air is out of the insert and NO MORE DRIPS! Spray upside down! And when I'm done, I disconnect the air line, flip it back over, pull the gun trigger to break the vacuum in the liner, and unscrew the gun. Now I just shoot a little thinner at the tip of the gun…