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Plastic Paint Pails and Epoxy Mixing Cups

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Plastic Paint Pails

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These paint pails and pots are safe to use with all paints, resins, and adhesives. Each pail has accurate standard and metric measurements on the side. They also include ratios for proper resin and hardener mixtures. Made with plastic for easy disposal after application. Ideal for DIY, workshop, or professional use.

Available in 5 sizes: 1/2 Pint, 1/2 Quart, 1 Quart, 2-1/2 Quart, and 5 Quart. Each size is sold as 5 units per pack.

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Texas
4 out of 5 stars.

Mixing cups

11 months ago
I like to mix by percentage and this measurement isn't on the cup.
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Falmouth
3 out of 5 stars.

Great idea, but some printing is hard to read

a year ago
Indexing the side of the pails is a great idea for people who need to measure a two part product. On the quart size pail it looks and works great. But on the smaller pails the printing is faded and blurred and almost impossible to read. I had to compare the markings on the small pail with the quart sized pail to figure out which marks to use and I couldn't be too sure of the marks themselves. I don't know if all the small pails you sell look like this, or if this was a bad batch. So I'd recommend these only with a big ""but"".
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USA
3 out of 5 stars.

Measuring cups

a year ago
My first time ever using these, found them a bit confusing myself. YouTube the procedure for them.
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Manvel, TX
5 out of 5 stars.

Pails

a year ago
Loved the pails. Easily peeled out excess dry resin so could reuse pail again and again
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Ohio
5 out of 5 stars.

I would buy again

a year ago
A must have when doing any paint or fiberglass work.
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Colorado
5 out of 5 stars.

The Perfect Paint & Epoxy Pails

a year ago
Super easy to use, easy to clean, intuitive marking on the side for all sorts of different ratio blends, and reasonably priced.
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Savannah, NY
2 out of 5 stars.

I won't buy again, unless I have no other reasonable choice

2 years ago
I use these things to mix a fast setting urethane resin. These things are sold as 1-quart cups. They may hold a quart, but they will be too full to allow stirring without spillage. The highest measurement listed is 750 ml, so I thought ok, I'll just make that much. No problem, except that the mix is 50/50, and there is no 375 ml mark on the scale, so I have to guess. I know I'm not in your primary market, but I was disappointed in this product. I thought I had purchased cups I liked from you before that were a different brand, (TCP Global, or something like that?) and worked fine. These, not so much.
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Na
5 out of 5 stars.

I would buy this again

2 years ago
Paint covers better than I expected and project came out awesome thanks Jamestown
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Ohio
5 out of 5 stars.

Measuring cups

2 years ago
Fast delivery awesome product for measuring paint and epoxy ,follow the ratio and ur epoxy come out great every time ????????
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Toledo, Ohio
5 out of 5 stars.

Perfect

2 years ago
Along with the brushes I purchased from JD, the containers are great for the small quantity of finish that I mix or thin for my projects.
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Q: null Hi sorry to take your time. reg this product do you think it could be a good item, to use it in a roof made of aluminon in a climate similar to the cities of a Anchorage or Vancouver, where the climate is humid and rainy 75% of the year. would Pls advice thanks

3 years ago
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A: Sorry, I don't understand your question. This is a paint pot designed for mixing paint or epoxy.

3 years ago
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Q: null how high is the 5 qt pail? does it come with lids? thnx

11 years ago
1 Answer

A: No it doesn't come with lids Regards JL

11 years ago
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Q: null I'm mixing a 5:1 ratio in the cups. But how do I know what lines to pour to?

12 years ago
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A: That depends on how much end product you need. If you need 6 oz of epoxy, first fill the cup to the 1 oz line with hardener (I assume that it is 1 part hardener to 5 parts resin, and not the other way around. I am also assuming that it is epoxy that you are mixing), then fill the same cup to the 6 oz line with the resin. Mix thoroughly and apply. I hope this helps

12 years ago
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Q: null Does the 5 quart size have a metal handle?

12 years ago
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A: None of our plastic paint pails have handles on them, thank you.

12 years ago
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Q: null Is there a variety (of sizes) pack? Each pk of five (5) includes: all one (1) size, or a variety of sizes?

13 years ago
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A: We do not offer a variety pack.

13 years ago
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Q: null is there a lid for the 16 oz. plastic paint pail ?

13 years ago
2 Answers

A: Yes

13 years ago
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Q: null are the cups graduated?

13 years ago
3 Answers

A: Yes, in quite a few ratios

13 years ago
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Q: do you have free shipping on paint items

a month ago
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Q: null I just received my order and need to mix paint 1 to 1 ratio and just want to make sure I understand the ratio markings on the quart container that came with my order. There are two columns on the 1:1 scale, each going up to 4, so how does that work because the gradients in the second column are greater than those in the first column?

8 years ago
0 Answers