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Silicone Measuring Cup for Resin (10-100ml)

Silicone Measuring Cup for Resin (10-100ml)

$1.80 USD
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These reusable silicone  cups are designed for mixing all types of resin. Super clear and easy to see markings for both 2:1 ratio and all other ratios. Allow any residue to cure then roll the cup in your palms and push the bottom to remove set resin.  Remove any cured drips with a piece of tape.

 

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 33 reviews.

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Easy to read

"I have eye issues so these cups are so easy to read. I love them. And price is good as well."

— Roger C. (5/5)

Fran thinks of everything

"I love this small business!! The owner thinks of all the small details. Whether its the small findings or the space savers, each detail is carefully thought out. All her products are godd quality. She is quick to respond and shipping is fast. I highly recommend Little Windows!!"

— LYNNETTE B. (5/5)

Great product

"These silicone measuring cups are great. No more wasting plastic throwvaways."

— Steve S. (5/5)

Very good

"Very good"

— Sue F. (5/5)

Perfect!!

"Perfect!!"

— MARSHA C. (5/5)

Awesome!

"Always count on Little Windows for the BEST of everything!"

— Rebecca S. (5/5)

Perfect Size

"I love the new silicone cups. They are the perfect size for what I do. Great quality too."

— Gail H. (5/5)

Perfect cup

"Works great and the makers are a game changer for me. I don't have to think just pour. . . lol."

— Cynthia T. (5/5)

Little cups

"Love how easily my little cups clean right up ready for another use"

— Youngoma’sWreath/Cecile L. (5/5)

Easy to read the measurements

"Great little cups. Perfect for what I need. Easy to clean."

— Cheryl J. (5/5)

Q&A

How are you cleaning them to reuse
Hello! I find it's best to allow any resin residue to set up, then roll the cup in my hands to remove the "disc" from the bottom. Then I use my fingers to wipe out any dots and drips on the sides. If it's not clean enough I'll flip it inside out and use packing tape to remove any bits and blobe. Sometimes I reuse the cup to make another colored batch, so if I'm not as worried about contaminants I won't go to this trouble. Hope that helps :) fran@little-windows.com
Will resin stick to this if a flame is used?
Hello! It shouldn't be a problem if you're using a candle lighter-type flame, but stay away from torches as they get way too hot. Thanks for asking :) fran@little-windows.com