🔢 400 Graduated Plastic Epoxy Resin Mixing Cups (1 Ounce) - Convenient and Accurate Measurements Review

Everything was great until I first poured epoxy into this brand of cup. The cup flexes and is much thinner than the cups I've used. The numbers disappear when you pour the clear epoxy into the cup, so I had to draw a measuring line in each cup before using it, which is very tedious. I have 400 cups to do this with. The top rim of my other medicine cup helps stabilize the cup while mixing so it doesn't collapse on its own and then fall off. Photos are attached for comparison. This mark is on the

Terrible. If they weren't called "mixing cups" my rating would be higher (e.g. medicine cups, pill cups, etc.). I bought these specifically for mixing paint and epoxy and they are awful. As? They have feathers every 1/4 inch on the inside. They make it impossible to clean and stir the sides by grabbing the stir stick and shaking the product off all sides. If you use a large beater and don't care about thorough mixing they might work just fine. To be fair actual quality is good, numbers are…

The cups received are NOT NEW. I received used mugs from someone else that appear to have been used and cleaned as there were fingerprints, scuff marks and epoxy residue on the bottom of the mugs. At first I thought it was leftover plastic from the manufacturing process, but upon closer inspection, holding it up to the light, realized it was epoxy residue. Attached is a picture comparing the new mug to the one I received. I think I can still use them, but I didn't want to. If I wanted to use…