Micron Paint Strainers Terberl Filter Review

I liked the fact that they are just as good and a lot cheaper than what I buy at my local paint shop, no issues with stretching from primers to metallic basecoats.

These filters are cheap and great for screening paint, especially before spraying. Screening the paint prevents the spray tip from clogging and having to be cleaned mid-application.

Too small and tends to fall into the container when pouring. They will wreak huge havoc and annoy you and everyone in your life. Years later the stress of buying these donkey cones will give you cancer and the seizures they gave you will leave you alone to tragically fight the battle against cancer alone 😢😵🤕. Pass that on

Very reasonable product. Whether you're just filling your bucket or straining once and removing clumped paint, these are definitely a must-have for you. When you need something that will last for hours while you work around the house or on the job site. , the paper will weaken and deteriorate due to the fluidity of the paint and fall into your bucket. You get enough to throw them away after each bucket is full. Definitely recommend

I had some concerns as there are similar products where customers have complained that the screen is too small. But for a traditional yacht paint, the screen size seems perfect. The only criticism I have is that the taped seams may not have been fully dry before going on sale. Each filter had to be removed from the stack carefully to avoid damaging the filter or screen.

These are NOT 100 MICRON FILTERS! I've been buying Gerson 125 micron filters for 10 years. They're hard to find now so I decided to try these. Look through these filters and you will be able to see clearly. When you look through true 125 micron filters, it becomes harder to see through them. At best, these are ordinary old 190 micron filters. I've tried filtering out PPG water-based paints and a bunch of other junk - so this isn't just my evaluation test. There are no names or markings on the…