Custom Shop Paint Mixing Cups, 32-Ounce, 36 Pack, Plastic Measuring Cups

Great product and price point

Very nice mixing cups. I’ve ordered a lot of paint and products from TCP global for years, and you cannot beat there products. Great seller and fast shipping!

These 32 oz mixing cups are sturdy, easy to read, and perfect for mixing paint, epoxy, resin, or other liquids. The measurement markings are clear, and the cups hold up well without leaking or bending. A great value for both DIY projects and professional use!

I use them to mix 2 part epoxy. The epoxy can get quite hot as it cures but they don’t melt through like cheaper ones would do. Measurements are accurate too.

They are bigger than 32 oz making them easy to mix a full 32 oz. Measurements on side easy to read although I'm confused that they have the oz listed but next to it half that amount (not sure what that's measuring). Containers can be difficult to separate but here's a tip...rather than pulling one from the top (I did and the rim cracked)...separate from the bottom by wedging fingers between them and pressing the bottom one off. Works great. My tops fit great. They did say there are less tops (6) than containers (18). Works for me as I am mixing resin and don't need tops. Resin pulled out easily and I'm able to reuse. Bonus!! The price was so much better than the ones I bought at the hardware store!! Almost half price. And they are clear so that makes it much easier to see my clear resin to measure! Now I want to find smaller ones for easier mixing of small batches..

These have worked great, for the most part. I’m using them for gelcoat, polyester resin, and epoxy resin mixing. I have gone through a little more than half the units and have come across one that was cracked out of the box and one that cracked very easily while in use (single use). Other units have held up to two or three uses so far.

I love these, doesn't matter if you're a weekend warrior or a pro, if you mix paint buy them.

I have a a few cups from Home Depot I bought for mixing paint. Unfortunately the measuring marks are “blurred” or “smudged” for the first marks on the cup. That calls into question the accuracy of all of the marks. I used them for quite a while with cheaper paints and they mostly did the job, though some paints never hardened as they should. When I needed to mix some more expensive paints I wasn’t willing to chance whether those cups were accurate or not. The markings on these cups are crisp and clean and look to be spot on. I used them to mix up some neon red paint and the paint went on perfectly and hardened as it should. Accurate marking really isn’t a lot to ask when buying a mixing cup, seeing as that is their purpose after all, but apparently it’s a bit too much to ask from a cup likely made for non-critical applications. These cups have accurate markings and I likely have enough to last me a lifetime.