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Measuring Cup (6 ounce)
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These 6-ounce graduated measuring cups measure in fluid ounces, cubic centimeters, and milliliters, and are ideal for measuring out resins, silicones, and fillers.
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Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
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Best resin i will always
"Best resin i will always use allumilite"
Great for small Project
"These are wonderful for my small batches."
. measuring cups
"Tgey worked perfectly for the project I was doing"
I never received this product
"I never received this product"
Does the job
"Does the job!"
Great for little projects
"These cups are helpful for measuring my materials."
Cups
"Yep. They were cups"
Decent cups
"Sturdy cups, but it is hard to get dried Epoxy out of these."
Great cups
"Anyone that works with Resin, acrylic paint, etc should pick these up. They are sturdy and if taken care of reusable. The prices Alumilite offer is fantastic."
Q&A
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here's a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they';re designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it's a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here’s a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they're designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it’s a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
You make everything up.
"Thank you for your speedy shipping and thorough packaging. I couldn’t do what I do without you."
Best resin i will always
"Best resin i will always use allumilite"
Great for small Project
"These are wonderful for my small batches."
. measuring cups
"Tgey worked perfectly for the project I was doing"
I never received this product
"I never received this product"
Does the job
"Does the job!"
Great for little projects
"These cups are helpful for measuring my materials."
Cups
"Yep. They were cups"
Decent cups
"Sturdy cups, but it is hard to get dried Epoxy out of these."
Great cups
"Anyone that works with Resin, acrylic paint, etc should pick these up. They are sturdy and if taken care of reusable. The prices Alumilite offer is fantastic."
Q&A
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here's a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they';re designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it's a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here’s a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they're designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it’s a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
You make everything up.
"Thank you for your speedy shipping and thorough packaging. I couldn’t do what I do without you."
Best resin i will always
"Best resin i will always use allumilite"
Great for small Project
"These are wonderful for my small batches."
. measuring cups
"Tgey worked perfectly for the project I was doing"
I never received this product
"I never received this product"
Does the job
"Does the job!"
Great for little projects
"These cups are helpful for measuring my materials."
Cups
"Yep. They were cups"
Decent cups
"Sturdy cups, but it is hard to get dried Epoxy out of these."
Great cups
"Anyone that works with Resin, acrylic paint, etc should pick these up. They are sturdy and if taken care of reusable. The prices Alumilite offer is fantastic."
Q&A
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here's a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they';re designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it's a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here’s a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they're designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it’s a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
You make everything up.
"Thank you for your speedy shipping and thorough packaging. I couldn’t do what I do without you."
Best resin i will always
"Best resin i will always use allumilite"
Great for small Project
"These are wonderful for my small batches."
. measuring cups
"Tgey worked perfectly for the project I was doing"
I never received this product
"I never received this product"
Does the job
"Does the job!"
Great for little projects
"These cups are helpful for measuring my materials."
Cups
"Yep. They were cups"
Decent cups
"Sturdy cups, but it is hard to get dried Epoxy out of these."
Great cups
"Anyone that works with Resin, acrylic paint, etc should pick these up. They are sturdy and if taken care of reusable. The prices Alumilite offer is fantastic."
Q&A
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here's a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they';re designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it's a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here’s a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they're designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it’s a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
You make everything up.
"Thank you for your speedy shipping and thorough packaging. I couldn’t do what I do without you."
Best resin i will always
"Best resin i will always use allumilite"
Great for small Project
"These are wonderful for my small batches."
. measuring cups
"Tgey worked perfectly for the project I was doing"
I never received this product
"I never received this product"
Does the job
"Does the job!"
Great for little projects
"These cups are helpful for measuring my materials."
Cups
"Yep. They were cups"
Decent cups
"Sturdy cups, but it is hard to get dried Epoxy out of these."
Great cups
"Anyone that works with Resin, acrylic paint, etc should pick these up. They are sturdy and if taken care of reusable. The prices Alumilite offer is fantastic."
Q&A
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here's a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they';re designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it's a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here’s a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they're designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it’s a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: [].
Review highlights
Reviews
You make everything up.
"Thank you for your speedy shipping and thorough packaging. I couldn’t do what I do without you."
Best resin i will always
"Best resin i will always use allumilite"
Great for small Project
"These are wonderful for my small batches."
. measuring cups
"Tgey worked perfectly for the project I was doing"
I never received this product
"I never received this product"
Does the job
"Does the job!"
Great for little projects
"These cups are helpful for measuring my materials."
Cups
"Yep. They were cups"
Decent cups
"Sturdy cups, but it is hard to get dried Epoxy out of these."
Great cups
"Anyone that works with Resin, acrylic paint, etc should pick these up. They are sturdy and if taken care of reusable. The prices Alumilite offer is fantastic."
Q&A
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here's a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they';re designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it's a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- What are these cups made out of?
- Great question! The cups are made from Polyethylene (PE) plastic, a material known for its resistance to epoxy bonding. This feature makes it easy to clean and reuse the cups. Here’s a tip: After mixing, simply flip the cup over and prop it up using the used stir stick. This allows any uncured epoxy to collect at one side, making it easier to remove once it hardens. 🔄🥤 Do keep in mind, however, that these cups have small tabs at the bottom that can slightly interfere with thorough mixing. Despite this, they're designed with a pour spout that aids in achieving precise pours, which is particularly beneficial for detailed art projects or intricate work. 🎨👌 To avoid any unmixed resin or hardener that might remain near these tabs, it’s a good practice to mix your epoxy in one cup and then transfer it to these cups for adding colors or effects. This ensures a consistent and effective mix. If you need more insights on using Polyethylene cups or any other crafting tips, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to ensure your crafting experience is as effective and enjoyable as possible! 🚀🌈
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
- how many cups are included? 1 or 3. picture shows 3 and descriptions is measuring cups (plural).
- Great question, the cups are sold individually.
