100pcs 8oz Graduated Clear Plastic Measuring Cups with 100pcs Wooden Stirring Sticks for Mixing Paint, Pigments, Epoxy Resins, Resins

Sturdy easy to measure

I noticed a couple of the lines on the ml side didnt seem spaced right, so I did a calibration with water to check. In short, the marks at 40 ml and 60 are way off. I got 43.7 and 65.2 respectively when I calibrated. I need to measure a 1:1 ratio, so if I used the 40 and 80 marks, for example, I would get a ratio of: 43.7:37.3 which is 1.17, not 1! An error of 17% So no wonder my epoxy isnt working right :(

Easy to read increments. Perfect for epoxy resin or anything else that you need to mix and be precise.

Very easy to read, nice size, be careful with use as they could be more sturdy.

Perfect item

After too many failures with soft silicone cups, I decided to give these a whirl. I noticed that some or most of the Youtubers (like BR Turner and Olga Soby, my favorites) are using common plastic cups for pouring. Since my artistic efforts are confined to a 500 sq ft studio apartment, I dont have room to mix and store ahead of time. So I really need more accuracy mixing the Floetrol & paint ratios. I found it! YAY!!! Not sure what the fuss is about regarding hard to read. Well, Im blind in one eye and cant see out of the other, as the saying goes, and I could see the numbers perfectly once Im adorned with spectacles. ;) And can you dig the stir sticks included? Last time, I ordered them separately, so this is a great deal! Last groovy feature....that sturdy zip-lock bag! I was not expecting that. At this price, I guess I was expecting some user challenging shrink wrap, by which all my anger issues might be known to the neighbors. So talk about surprise and delight! <~~~ still have this catch phrase caught in my head from my days at Saturn as a vehicle sales aficionado. LOL Anyway....am I the only one who could get so excited about a zip-lock bag? Well, this has been fun, but I have cups and several tubes of Liquitex whispering my name like sirens. Keep painting & pouring! May the force of Jackson Pollock be with you! ;)

The measurement markings are easy to read as you are adding your liquids. I use when measuring out resin. The black marking appear very clearly. I was used some cups that the markings are pressed into the cup. And those pressed markings disappear as your liquid reaches them. So I get a more precise measurement of my resin for perfect mixtures every time. The cups are very sturdy and well made. They will not fold/bend/flex with normal hand pressure so measurements are more accurate. Definite recommendation from me! A+++

These are too flimsy for my liking, but love the bold print making it easy to read measurements.

Makes creating easier.

Keeps me from wasting $140/gallon resin and seems to be accurate.