Demonstrating the Hyde Stir Whip

properly. Yes, you can take and just shake a can, but shaking is not nearly as effective, and you're going to have to shake it for probably three to four times longer than you would have to stir it with a really good stir stick. There are some products like these metallic grit products. I think this is metallic product and the metallics and stuff, they they will settle over time, too. So, you definitely want to be stirring those. So, what is a good stir stick to use? Once again, you can just use these. I know they're starting to sell them now, but typically most paint stores, they're just free. And, you know, they're effective. They do work, but it's going to take once again probably two to three times longer than a really good stir stick. So, I was sent this stir stick. And the one thing I didn't really realize about this thing I and there's something kind of unusual about this thing and I'll show you just in a moment and I was like, "Aha, that is amazing." So, this is the one I typically use, but the shafts on these two, this one, this is a hide stir whip. This one is the shaft is a lot smaller, so it's going to go into almost all the different drills that you have. Some drills, the chuck is not going to be big enough to handle this one. This one is significantly heavy heavier. It doesn't have any paint on it. Now, once it gets paint on it, it starts to build up on there pretty rapidly. And this thing actually was really, really thick with paint. Um, and until I burned it all off and peeled it all off, but it was extremely heavy. This is very lightweight. But here's one thing that's pretty really really pretty cool, pretty rad about this thing. It's meant to go into a 5gallon bucket. So I don't have to take the lid off of a 5gallon bucket. It will slide right into the hole. Just push right down into the hole. And now it's in your 5gallon bucket. You don't have to take the lid or cut the lid to stir your paint. And then when you're done, you just pull it right out. Here's