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)

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.

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. :)

Works fine for lazy ppl like me that don't want to stir paint/drylock with a stick. Recommended!

Worked well. Not the best quality but well worth the price.

Pros: Flexible yet Sturdy, Nice length for gallon and quart or smaller containers. Extension is included, Very easy to clean since the mixer end appears to be Silicone.Cons: Not enough pitch to the blades to quickly mix a gallon or larger container of latex paint.Best Use: Mix latex and oil based paints, Mix polyurethane, Mix epoxy resin, Mix cream and sugar in your coffee.Observations: You can mix a Gallon or larger of wet material but it will take a long time to get a good mix. Best mix occurs with less than a gallon of wet material. I suspect, though did not try, they would mix dry material such as mortar and sand in small containers as well. It would be nice if the producer made a more aggressive and longer mixer set for one gallon to five gallon paint buckets. Still very well made and I would definitely buy them again.

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Perfect for mixing epoxy and just simply attaching it to your drill.

Cheap, but generally effective. The spindles aren’t straight, so when centered in a drill they wobble all over the place.