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Cleaning Stirring Tools

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CAUTION, Always Stir Your Paints. Hyde Stir Whip Test.

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Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill
  • Hand Masker
  • Hyde Stir Whip
  • Rag
  • Water N/A

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done, you just pull it right out. Here's another thing. It's got these little feet on the bottom and the feet on the bottom will touch the bottom of your can and it's actually going to pick up and bring everything off. This thing is very, very effective when it comes to stirring paint. When I've tested them side by side, putting these two in, I feel like this one stirs the paint a lot faster and is more effective of whipping the paint up right here. Don't want to use this thing on lacquers cuz you'll get bubbles in your lacquers. I'm not sure. I haven't been using them that long. I'm not sure how long this plastic will last until it fatigues or breaks, but it's pretty flexible for, you know, going in and out of these 5gallon buckets. This size right here, you can use it in a onegon and a 5gallon. Very effective. I'll show you what it looks like stirring paint and how effective it is. Once you're done stirring your paint, all you got to do is put it into a 5gallon bucket and just spin it with your drill and it'll clean it really fast. We're kind of accustomed to uh sometimes we're adding bug juice and some additives to our paint. We're leaving them in our buckets and they're sitting there down in the paint. And as the paint works down, then the paint starts to dry on it and that's how the paint eventually gets built up on it. But it just attaches to a drill right here. This is it right here. Simply. And there you go. You can see how it spins right there. I I'll stick it in this 5gallon bucket right here. You'll see how it works. So once you're done stirring your paint, here's the trick. So this thing when you're pulling these things out, you know, it's probably going to flick up and it could flick paint all over the place. That's a possibility um from personal experience. So um there's a couple options. You can just take a rag and set it around it and then pull it out. Or you can take a hand masker that just drops some paper over or plastic over it so it doesn't flick everywhere. Or you can just take the lid off. I can just pop the lid off if this lid has been previously removed. Um you can pop the li lid off. I can remove this from the drill just like this. And then lift the lid over the top. But I'll show you this simple method of just bringing it up and taking it out just like that. So, I got

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