Steel mixing balls for paint bottles, 45 pieces per package. A ball dropped inside will stir up settled pigment in a few seconds.
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Pigment settles at the bottom of a paint bottle, and shaking alone will not lift it off the bottom. A steel ball dropped inside bounces off the bottom and the walls as you shake, breaks up the sediment and mixes the paint in a few seconds instead of a few minutes. You can even hear it: as long as the ball rattles freely, the paint is still thick at the bottom, and only a muffled sound means the contents are mixed.
A set of steel mixing balls, 45 pieces according to the name. That is enough for a whole row of bottles at once, so you do not have to move a ball from one paint to another. The exact diameter is given in the manufacturer's description; before dropping a ball in, compare it with the neck of the bottle so that it goes through and can be taken out again later.
Drop one or two balls into the bottle, close it firmly and shake. With paints that have stood for a long time, leave the bottle upside down for a while and the sediment will mix in more easily. Leave the balls in the bottle permanently, otherwise thinner evaporates needlessly every time you open it. Once a bottle is empty, take the balls out, rinse them with thinner and dry them so that no dried layer stays on them. They also work for mixing washes and other liquids that separate into components.
Paints and bottles are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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