32 oz. (1000ml) Graduated Plastic Mixing Cups (Box of 50) - Disposable Plastic Measuring Cups for Liquids, Paints, Resin, Epoxy, Art, Kitchen - Ratios 2-1, 3-1, 4-1 ML

I cast resins for making pens. I normally use HDPE cups, but they are expensive even though they can be cleaned of hardened resin and re-used. I was looking for something cheaper than HDPE, and these are certainly cheaper. They are TCP. The downside is that they do not release hardened resin (I use Alumilite polyurethane) so they become one-time use cups. Which makes them cost about the same as the HDPE, though I do save time by not having to de-resin the cups. Not sure if I will continue to use these or go back to HDPE. Cost comes out about the same, but I do save time and that is good. However, they are good cups if you are OK with single use. Be aware they are thinner than HDPE so use caution when picking up a full cup. It isn't as rigid and you could spill. Don't ask me how I know this........

I love these cups! You can mix a full paint cup which means less stopping when you start spraying.

These cups work great for resin . It goes up to1000 ml.

Price is fair, cups are larger than normal so you have room to actually mix 32 oz but they're a thin walled little flimsy.

These are sturdy, clearly-printed cups with the consistency and thin sides of an average fountain soda cup. They are not the thickness or consistency of, for example, a take-out food container you might get soup in. This does not detract from their usefulness, unless you are looking for thick-sided cups.