Paint shakers, which one?

[TimM63]

I was considering using a milk frother to stir my paint. I found that the Tamiya metallic paint gets goopy on the bottom of the bottle. I have been using a stir stick but I'm not crazy about that.
https://www.amazon.com/Frother-Hand...8994a8b4c0173e7aa7be67f2f090f7d0&gad_source=1

 

[Pantherman]

I was considering using a milk frother to stir my paint. I found that the Tamiya metallic paint gets goopy on the bottom of the bottle. I have been using a stir stick but I'm not crazy about that.
https://www.amazon.com/Frother-Hand...8994a8b4c0173e7aa7be67f2f090f7d0&gad_source=1

I have one of those really technically advanced, highly specialised, self adjusting...... sticks. Pantherman

 

[Pantherman]

I have one of those really technically advanced, highly specialised, self adjusting...... sticks. Pantherman

I believe it's also environmental friendly, cost compliant, reusable and ultimately recyclable should I ever wish to part with it.

Now what were you saying about a froth maker to stir your paint.......Pantherman

 

[the Baron]

As far as stirrers go, I bought myself Badger's Model 121 paint mixer. It works pretty well. When I use it, I also use a toilet paper core as a splatter shield. Not that there's a lot of splattering, but just in case.