Touch Up Cup - Just Shake n' Paint - 3 Pack, Rapid Mixing Sphere Keeps Paint Fresh for 10 Years, No Mess, Saves Time - As Seen on Shark Tank

expected higher quality. lid closure could be better. wrapped tape around it to make it more secure.

I need to touch-up paint in my home every few months or so. I have a cat who loves to rub his face on one corner of the wall and after awhile the paint rubs off. I also have white cabinets that need touch ups around the knobs. Dragging entire paint cans out was such a pain. Opening them. Closing them, etc, etc. Invariably after I'd put them away I'd see a spot I missed. I tried those paint pens but they're a hassle too. Filling them is messy. The paint dries out in them and there's no way to take them apart and clean them and the nibs wore out. I knew there had to be a better way. These cups are it!. Easy to fill, easy to store, ability to label them is a plus. They're easy to open and they close tightly and the shaker ball is great for mixing. Can't say enough good things about these.

Performs as advertised

Saw this in shark tank a while back and since I was doing a fair amount of painting, I finally remembered to buy them. Filled and labeled each. I did notice the box was a bit damaged but the items appeared to be fine. Problem was one of the tops had a significant hairline crack that went unnoticed until I used it and gave it a good shake to mix it. Had a bit of paint land on the walls and carpet but cleaned up well. Other than that, a novel idea and useful.

Great idea for a product! The bottles are sturdy and good size, and they come with a shaker ball (just like the ones you use to mix protein shakes). It's easier to use than a can, and takes up less space!

The gasket in the lid falls out too easily. It is difficult to put the lid on the cup, because the gasket will not stay in it's groove, on the lid. The gasket falls into the cup and paint making things a bit messier than I would like. Other than that, they seem to work well. This can be made slightly easier by screwing on the lid (with the gasket) very tight, BEFORE putting any paint in the cup. It seems to help press the gasket into it's groove and keep it in place. Its not perfect but, it seems to help.