LEOBRO 50ml/1.7oz Epoxy Mixing Cups, 38PCS Graduated Epoxy Resin Cups, Pouring Cup, Plastic Beakers Measuring Cup for Resin, Epoxy, Acrylic Paint, with 40 PCS Wood Craft Sticks

These are good cups for mixing and pouring epoxy. I don't really use the scale markings though they are clear and easy to read with clear casting resin. I use smaller cups for measuring each component and mix in these. They work well for this purpose. When I first got them I couldn't pull them apart. Then I realized it is cold outside here and the cup fit close together. Then figured out that heating them for 15 seconds with a hair drier pops them apart. I think they a vacuum stuck together because they went from a warm packing environment to the cold shipping truck and the air inside shrank. They came apart easily as soon as they were warmed. So sticking problem is NOT an issue. I like that the cups are semi rigid and they have a nice thicken lip that is a type of drip edge so after pouring it is less likely stuff runs down the side. If it does the lip is easily to clean because it is not the rolled type like a regular Dixie cup. I also appreciate the design where the bottoms are smooth with sides meeting the bottom in a curve that the mixing stick matches. It makes scrapping the side at the bottom easy. My only negative comment is the volume markings are raised lines and letters on the INSIDE of the cup. The outside is perfectly smooth and the inside walls have a bumpy surface. This makes scrapping the sides cleanly impossible.

Somewhat worth the money, I use these when I need to mix small amounts of resin or epoxy, or just weight out MEKP. They are super strong, and has very little flex, so you can clean them and pop out the epoxy. I think these 2oz run about .30 each which is a bit pricy, compared to 1oz for .07 and a 16oz mixing cup .45 each, but there few option to find a good cup for mixing 1oz worth of epoxy, and having enough room in the cup to mix it safely. Love to see a deal of 100 cups, no sticks.

I returned these as I was looking for something a bit bigger. They are very sturdy and would be perfect though for smaller jobs. I now wish I would have kept them, but wasn’t sure what I would need as a beginner when I first did this. They are a sturdy, and the perfect size for a smaller job!

These little measuring cups are great for resin projects! Although they are not silicone, they CAN be reused. I use small popsicle sticks for stirring my fast cast resin. I leave the stick in the cup as the resin cures (I use Amazing Casting resin which sets in 10 minutes.) and then when I’m ready to clean up, I gently pull the stick up and the hardened resin comes with it! You have to wait a bit of extra time, because if it stays on the side of the cup it’ll be hard to read the measurements. I’ve gotten several uses out of each cup. It’s my second time ordering this product and I’ll continue to do so!

The media could not be loaded. Great value.Pros: I love the size. The pour spouts are super helpful and pour nicely. They are easily cleaned. I use them for resin mixing so I just wipe them out with alcohol and a paper towel and they’re ready to use again.Cons: Some of the cups have plastic bumps on the outside bottom so they don’t sit flush on a flat surface. They tend to wobble around a bit. Also, the measuring lines are on the inside which some people may not like because it’s not a smooth surface. They work well with resin despite the indents as they aren’t very deep.

These came very well packed with bubble wrap to help insure they wouldn't be broken. They are plastic, but a high quality and work well with resin, soap and lotions for both mixing and pouring. Love the little spout. It makes it drip less and pour easier. They are about the size of a 2oz shot glass.

These are the only cups I'll use to mix my epoxy. Others seem to not have correct measurements but these ones have always been accurate and they are very durable.

These are the best little measuring cups. I use them in my art studio to measure and mix paint or resin and I have a few in my kitchen to measure food for my bariatric diet (just don’t microwave, not BPA safe. I think). And the price is so good for 40.Very sturdy, I wash n use over n over and if I’m lazy for a couple days and don’t want to wash my painting tools, there are plenty available. And the measuring numbers are molded in not just written so wear isn’t an issue.I highly recommend and I’m even going to look now to see if they have larger sizes???