153165 Viscosity Paint/Liquid Consistency and Thickness Measuring Cup (Color May Vary)

parfait pour un mélange de pro. 100/100 satisfait.

un plastico muy barato y la pieza con filamentos extra, no corresponde para nada el precio con el producto, si pueden busquen otras opciones.

For the guy who was concerned about this being an "actual" Ford #4 cup, for the purpose of anyone other than scientists doing laboratory work it is close enough. For spray painting, paint viscosity recommendations typically give a range of viscosities that are acceptable. For example, one chart I have says for oil based enamels, laquers and urethanes on wood the viscosity should be 32 - 48 seconds in a Ford #4 cup. That is a 16 second range. Anything within that range is acceptable. Any finer adjustments that are needed can be made with the settings on the gun. As you get to know your gun, you will find where in the range you should target the viscosity for best results. So the viscosity cup only needs to be reasonably close to an "actual" Ford #4 for use in spray painting. This cup will get you there. A true Ford #4 cup, which can be used for measuring viscosity in a laboratory, costs a couple hundred dollars. This cup costs less than five dollars and works fine for spray painting.

The price is ridiculous but I couldn’t find anywhere else. It didn’t come in any packaging; just loose in the envelope and no instructions at all.

Muy util