Paint Strainers

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Paint Strainers

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Medium and fine grade paint straining funnels are used to purify the paint or varnish when pouring from the can into a paint pot. They are also used to regulate the consistency of paint or varnish. Available in packs of (10) or bags of (250).

Medium Strainers: 260 Microns

Fine Strainers: 190 Microns

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Q: null When do you expect the 10 strainers per pack to be available?

a year ago

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A: Hey there. Thanks for reaching out. They should be back pretty soon. I recommend checking in next week.

a year ago

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Q: null These are not folded in the packaging are they?

6 years ago

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A: The ones I received were not folded. Stacked together in larger box of items I ordered.

6 years ago

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Q: null Fine or medium for straining Epifanes varnish?

9 years ago

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A: I have purchased both: Fine for all varnishes and coarse for paints. I never strain when I open a fresh can but I do for every succeeding use.

9 years ago

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Q: null What is the micron size of the fine and medium filter media?

10 years ago

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A: I'm not sure of the micron size of the openings. I use these disposable strainers for varnish, old varnish and fresh out of the can new varnish because I'm very picky and I have never found any contaminants in my strained varnish.

10 years ago

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Q: null Do I need a fine or medium strainer for stain, then polyurethane?

12 years ago

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A: I use a fine strainer for polyutherane, which I normally spray on my cabinets and boxes. Walter

12 years ago

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