Resin Mixer Epoxy Mixer Paddles - 4 Reusable Reusable Paint and Resin Mixer Paddle to Mix Epoxy Resin, Paint, Ceramic Glaze and Reduce Bubbles - Paint Mixer for Drill (4X-Small)

Used for mixing some epoxy for a project. Worked great & good value for these. If you let the epoxy dry, you may be able to peel it off and re use them also. Perfect mixing paddles for small jobs.

Good mixers durable and easy to clean

They work fantastic. Put them all the way to the bottom of your cup before starting & keep them there while spinning, otherwise you`ll pull alot of bubbles in. Once I figured that out, they worked fantastic

One of them is bent. So when I used it it made millions of bubbles in my resin

These silicone paddles are small enough to fit in my smallest mixing cups, long enough for my deepest ones, and flexible so it doesn't tear up my supplies. Easy to use, flexible, colorful, sturdy, affordable, and very easy to clean.I absolutely recommend these for working with resin. They make mixing much quicker and easier than mixing by hand.

Well it is a great mixer for my chocolate milk. Lol. But the resin stuck to the metal and solidified and would not peel off. Peeled off the silicone tip just not the length of it. And resin is not fun to clean off when wet. It gets everywhere and drips and sticks to all it touches. It mixes the resins wonderfully. Always hardened as it should. All mixers create tiny air bubbles in resin, I think the less bubbles claims are hanky. Mixes colors great too. Just had to throw away two of these because the resin hardened and ruined it.

The large one will stir a gallon but a gallon and higher is best done with the 3" twirly bit. These work great for small batches.The blades and colored area clean off extremely easily, even with epoxy. The shaft you need to scrape off if not wiped while epoxy/paint/etc is still wet.A great stirrer for very small amounts to medium amounts of various substances. I found it works better to go at a medium or slow speed and move around in the container instead of hoping the stirrer will do all the work. Just 10 seconds and you have a well mixed liquid with 2 laps of lower speed. There is no problem going longer if what you are mixing hasn't been stirred in a while and is fully separated.Great value for money, enough to never be completely lost and unable to find a stirrer if you strategically place one in all the spots you'd Normally look for a rarely used tool. :)

I needed a new way to stir a very thick solvent-based primer. I was having a heck of a job, wearing out my hands and elbows, trying to get the thick gunk that had settled on the bottom of the pint can. It was almost breaking my stirring stick. And even after I got it off the bottom I couldn't get the bits to break up and dissolve. When I got these I was not expecting them to be so small. And the "vanes" were especially soft. I expected them to be a waste of time and money.I was wrong. These little devils did an amazing job. I used them with my Makita drill/driver (medium duty battery). They got the super heavy duty gunk off the bottom fast. And then blended the globs in to the solvent very fast also. The thin, super flexible vanes had no problem. The silicone cleaned up really easy using a compatible solvent. Just a rag will get them fairly clean. They are only for pint/quart size. Pretty small without a long shaft. I will try the longer, same brand, ones for gallon sizes. I'm sure they will make quick work for "normal" thick paint whether latex or oil based. Glad I got these.