Filter Cap for Floetrol Bottle, White (GR-FFC100)

We all know Floetrol gets "boogers" and this does an adequate job of straining them, but the holes are very small so it gets clogged with those same "boogers." It's actually easier to use a fine mesh strainer.

Works however, the price is too high

No lumps

No dislike. I used it as a medium for pouring acrylic paint.

Some people are complaining about the price, but when I think about how much money I’ve wasted over the past 4 years trying out different methods to strain the Floetrol I think this is worth every penny.Plus I don’t have to strain it into another container. I can just pour it directly from the jug into a cup, add my paint and mix it.Perfect solution!!

This cap is excellent for screwing onto the lid of your Floetrol. It stops the itty, bitty pieces from being poured into your paint. The only reason I gave it a 4* and not a 5*, is because that cap must have cost $1 to make, but sells for $14 online. That’s ripping customers off.

Sometimes Floetrol has lumps and that can make your project a disappointment. It's a paint conditioner, and you do not want lumps no matter what you are using the paint for. Get the filter cap, it works, it' cheap for a safety measure- especially for fine art projects.

Works well, and you can leave it on the jug because the cap screws on top of this.