will these work for liquid paints for models as a mixing tool?
617498
I use them to measure oils and such for soapmaking. If the paint isn't too thick it might work.
1212656
yes...I used it for spray painting using oil based semi transparent stain...worked out very well
370758
Not sure. I used them for powdered candy. I would say no though. It leaked from them .
692047
These should work fine for the job you describe. They are very good for that type of particulate.
248621
Definitely. I mostly use them for waxes and blends for the car, but these spray nozzles have never jammed on me. The bottle itself is pretty sturdy so I would bet on it being good for whatever you're gonna mix up. As long as it's not too harsh of a chemical.
1091002
I am sorry that I can't help you. I am not using these to strain paint, but for a hydroponic growing system to contain perlite. I haven't any experience to tell the difference between fine and regular. If there is some other way I can help you, please let me know. Tony
306071
they should; they are a sturdy plastic and microwave safe. they will not melt. but they are primarily for mixing. i love them! wish i had had them years ago!!
1018319
No. These hooks are for mixers and not for hand stick blending or do you see any two special holes in your one single stick blender body offering adaptation of a cross attachment such as these mixing hooks? A kitchen tool that do it all-in-one, hmmmm... It would be priced accordingly or it wouldn't last.
2119524
I have used them with an immersion blender and had no problem. They're very sturdy so I would be surprised if they cracked or broke with a hand-held mixer.
2184819
I think so, but not sure. I used them for a cross action brush. I think they will work with any "action" brush.
1516742
These were purchase mainly for painting boards and other painted products. However, they visually worked for all kinds of chalk boards. There is a better constrast with the darker boards but they work well on any chalk board paint products. Good luck and I hope this helped.
1360292
Yes, you can mix the colors on a palette with a brush to blend. Should not be a problem.
1569793
Yes, but they can also be blended wet-on-wet when you are drawing right on a board. They take a bit of time to get used to, but they work beautifully on any surface. They are the main supply in my classroom every year!!!
1682434
I don't personally use them for that but a friend of mine makes model airplanes and uses them for exactly that purpose. I just spoke with him and he says they work great for small batches. Hope this is helpful. JL
667512
I think these would work great as chocolate molds. I use them to make little guest-sized soaps.
1653514
They are mostly useful for semi-solid materials like cookie dough, fruit, etc. They perform as a scoop, though, so if you are scooping liquid it should work.
253625
As long as you have solvent out they work fine for oil. If they melt, you need to rework your medicine as you have water or solvent left.