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Mylar film inserts with printed mix ratios for 600 mL PPS cups, 100 per pack
These disposable Mylar film inserts fit the 3M PPS paint preparation system and are sold in a 100-piece pack. They let painters mix and spray without cleaning cups between colour changes. The inserts are intended for professional refinishing and custom-paint work where fast turnaround matters.
Each insert holds 600 mL of material, so users needing larger or smaller volumes will need a different PPS cup size. They are not compatible with non-PPS mixing cups or competing paint-preparation systems.
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It matches the standard 600 mL cup volume so the insert fills the liner completely, letting you mix up to that amount without overflow.
The Mylar insert sits inside the PPS liner; its printed ratios let you measure components directly in the cup, then the whole liner and insert are removed for spraying.
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