Features
- Versatility: Experience the versatility of your TCP Global cups as a mixing container, with these lids that are perfect for storing pre-mixed acrylic pouring paint, slime, automotive paint, and stains. Transform your TCP Global cups into a paint mix container, allowing you to prep your materials ahead of time, reducing time and effort during your projects.
- Perfect fit: Enjoy the perfect fit of these lids, designed specifically for TCP Global 32 Ounce Paint Mix Cups, ensuring a secure seal and preventing spills and leaks. With these lids, you'll have a reliable solution for paint storage and an ample supply for all your painting projects, making your work more efficient and less stressful.
- Robustness: Appreciate the robustness of these solvent-resistant lids, perfect for use with auto paint mixing cups, ideal for storing automotive paints, epoxy resin, and acrylic pouring paint. These lids ensure the longevity of your cup mix, enduring harsh chemicals without deteriorating, preserving the quality of your stored materials.
- Practicality: Leverage the practicality of this pack of 50 lids, an optimal paint mixing container for smaller mixes, allowing you to store different colors or formulas without wasting space. This pack size is a smart choice for those who prioritize efficiency and organization in their workspace, enhancing your paint mixing process.
- Identification: Appreciate the simplicity of identification with these lids, designed to be easily marked with Sharpie markers, saving you time and minimizing the risk of errors. In a bustling workspace, this simple yet effective feature can significantly streamline your process, boosting productivity and ensuring the accuracy of your work.
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Details were last updated on Jul 8, 2025 01:07 +08.
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Details were last updated on Jul 8, 2025 01:07 +08.
