100 x PAINT STRAINERS NYLON MESH PAINT FILTERS CONE STRAINERS 190microns

I only really needed one, but got the pack and found them good value. I strained some old high-quality Epifanes varnish that had lumps in and I couldn't bear to throw away, and it cleaned it up perfectly. You have to keep stirring carefully to ensure it doesn't clog, as with any fine-filter.

Robust and good quality with plenty in the pack, ideal for straining paint and other less viscous fluids like drained coolant and used acetone and isoproyl alcohol!

I usually like buying brand name items and from Amazon rather than marketplace sellers, but couldn't find any branded paint strainers so took a chance on these. They come packaged in a clear plastic bag rather than a box, but arrived undamaged. Size wise they measure 15cm in diameter.I have used them a few times so far to strain out lumps in oil based wood paint and they held up well. No falling apart even though I was just holding the edge of the paper rather than placing in a funnel.In the absence of using ladies tights, which the old school decorators seem to use, these strainers did exactly what I needed of them.

So wish I had got these sooner, perfect for getting rid of all the dry bits of paint leaving you with a smooth product. Great for those tins where you have half left.

These filters did what I required of them which was to strain any impurities out of the paint a good product and good price

These are a cheaper coppy of MESH 190 MICRON filters..Non branded, unlike the picture shows, different filter cut outs and non waxed /shine funnel like the branded ones.

I had a tin of Dulux which had been used in a paint tray then poured straight back in the can - sadly this left it full of bits of dried paint, dust, and grit. No matter with these - make sure the paint is well mixed, and decant it into an empty and clean tin. Great for roller painting too, to keep annoying bits of dirt out of your paintwork!

Good size sturdy so no flopping about when straining paint recommend this item