Master Airbrush® Brand 25 Pipette Eyedroppers for Liquid Transfer and Airbrush Paint

These pipettes work, it's just that they are too small for mixing/thinning things like Tamiya paints and they are too expensive (in my opinion) for what you get. I would recommend the Kingslake 3ml pipettes over these.

Feels cheaply made and most appear curved or bent

I needed small pipettes so these work great for me. They are almost exactly 3 inches long from tip to top. The actual pipette is only just over 1 3/4 inch long so be certain that they are long enough for your needs. They are pretty durable and I was able to use them with bleach a couple of times before they started to get flimsy from the corrosive; they actually pulled in a lot of liquid unlike a lot of pipettes or eyedroppers that don't get enough suction. I couldn't use glass for my limited needs so these were a great alternative albeit a limited and disposable one.I hope this helps. Cheers!

I have been using these for years, repairing delaminations on surfboards. I mix some resin, pick it up with the pipette and drill an 1/8" hole in the fiberglas. Squeeze some resin through the hole and put a weight on it. When dry, just grind off the resin where the hole was drilled and sand with 220 wet. Does the job without a lot of work and mess. They are disposable at this price

This eyedropper set is just *chef's kiss*

These are a great tool for modelers/painters to fill airbrush jars, mix colors, remove paint from jars in general. They are easy to clean, reusable many times if properly cared for which is a snap.Simply rinse with water and thinner and good to go. I must say I use acrylic paint so do not know if they will hold up to enamel and mineral spirits, but if you use acrylics get this item. The price unbeatable. I will always keep these in my modeling kit. Indispensable!

Well, those are made of two plastic parts joined together, sometime, when you press the upper part, those two parts weakly glued for some, are getting holes, spreading whatever was inside on your fingers, loosing the suction power. No go for me even though some of them are usable

Good deal

Pratique

I would send them back, but postage would cost more than I would get back. Every single one of them was split along the seam, making them totally worthless. The manufacturer obviously has garbage for quality control. Do not even think buying these is a good idea.

I use for mixing paint, thinner or water in proper ratios 2:1, 3:1. 5:1 etc, easy to clean and re-use