Paint Strainer Bags 5 Gallon, 5 Pack, Paint Filter Strainer Mesh, Disposal Elastic Top Bucket Paint Strainer

It's surprising how many different used paint strainer bags have besides straining paint. Recently I've also used them for making homemade vinegars (straining the fruit pulp) and pre-soaking / pre-germinating grass seed for over-seeding. These strainers have a nice elastic band that fits perfectly over a 5-gallon bucket. The stitching is done very well and the bags will not come apart along the seam. I'd definitely order them again.

I have a small sprayer that always gets clog because of paint. I used this strainer bag and it works very well to keep my sprayer getting clogged again.

I have a paint sprayer that I've used on my garage and other large projects like my fence. I typically need one or two 5-gallon cans of paint. I also buy an empty 5-gallon can to strain the paint into. Paint sprayers can be finicky and just a tiny foreign particle can clog the paint nozzle. Using a paint strainer bag eliminates this problem. Well worth the cost of a bag.Overall, good quality paint strainer bags that work as advertised. Recommended.My rating method:1 star - terrible. I wouldn't consider buying it.2 stars - marginal at best. Doesn't meet the minimum requirements or quality to be useful. Buy it at your own risk.3 stars - average. Meets the quality and requirements for a product of this type but is nothing out of the ordinary. If the price is good, I'd probably buy it.4 stars - better than average. Exceeds the typical quality of a product of this type and has a few extra features not usually found on other products of this type. I'd buy it.5 stars - exceptional - far exceeds the quality of products of this type. Hard to beat the quality and features included. Best value for the money. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it.

This five pack of paint strainers are sized to fit five gallon buckets. The tightly woven mesh will filter out impurities in your paint (or, in my case, honey). Dirt, debris, dried paint flecks, etc are all captured.I used it as a honey strainer. It worked beautifully for transferring honey from one bucket to a bottling bucket. I compared the mesh to my other filter medium of cheesecloth, and found the paint strainer to be a bit looser, allowing a faster strain. My process will be paint strainer, followed by a cheesecloth strain. The first run will go fast and collect most debris, with the cheesecloth to do a final touch up.Very happy, good buy. Five of these should work for both honey harvests and wax rendering.

I recently opened a large drum of paint, only to discover it had a layer like on the top of pudding on the top, but I stirred anyway. Oops! Now I had a lot of lumps in my paint. Fortunately, these strainers have nice elastic on the top so they stay put and my paint is now lump free! Good thing to have on hand when using older paint!

Anytime you use a paint sprayer, regardless of what people on YouTube say, you should use these paint strainer bags. For a few bucks, it’s a great way to save yourself the hassle having to clean clogs out of your paint sprayer. Yes, your paint sprayer has its own filtration system, but why take the chance? These have a nice elastic ring around the end so you’re able to fit them over your 5 gallon bucket and they hold on nice and tight while you pour your paint through it. Wear a pair of rubber gloves to help squeeze the paint out of the bag, and you are good to go!

These are fine strainers. They do the job. Nothing special. But I think the images on the product page are deceptive. They show a bucket WITH measurements as if it were included as part of the sale, but it is not. Just five strainers for about ten bucks. And then go buy a bucket because, well, you can't strain paint if you have nothing to strain it into.

These paint filter bags would be perfect on the job. They are made of sturdy, yet thin, fine mesh, nothing but liquid is going to be able to sift through these bags.I don’t plan on using these for paint, but rather replacing the mesh bag in my cider press for making fresh apple juice. These will hold lots of crushed up apples while my press wrings the juice out, but leaving the apple chunks and bits behind, inside the bags,They’re a nice size, and for a multi-pack this is a great value!