Are these good for storing paint?
1341537
I bought these to store paint mixed with a paint conditioner and they were perfect. I ordered the lids separately (for this particular container) and they sealed tight. They were exactly what I needed.
737695
Not really. Try to send them back, or resell them. You can use them to store papers and pictures, but these will slide out if it's not heat laminated. Not worth the hassle.
32581
I did not use these for paint. I use them to store beads and they work very well for very small beads but they were much smaller than I anticipated. They wouldn't hold much paint I don't think. They were very tiny. But as I mentioned, I didn't get them for paint. I think if it was me, I would go a size bigger.
47228
Testors paints fit fine, fitting 20 jars per row. I bought it for storing the Tamiya 10ml (1/3 oz) model paints, and it works perfectly for that, holding 14 jars per row. Model Master 14.7 ml and Humbrol tins fit fine as well.
1627543
No. If the paint was "poured into each section" it would dry out... The container lid is not air tight. If the different paint colors were placed individually into small air tight containers that fit into each section, it would work fine. But the lid does not seal air tight onto the container with sections. It hold beads or buttons, etc., well.
936565
They stack for storage. Stacking while using might work, but they are not designed for this.
984497
I would think so because they are nice and heavy. Just make sure you leave enough space around the edges so you can get a good seal.
1558528
Yes. I use them for baking storage of salt, baking powder and soda. Easier than dragging the original retail boxes out.
644502
Yes, I bought them specifically for decorating the mason jars I keep my kitchen supplies in. As long as you let it dry completely, don't scrub it when you clean, and don't pick it off, it stays pretty nicely (though requires a SUPER steady hand!).
697995
I'm not sure these are the bags you want. They are designed to stay standing when filled with candy or little things so the bottom makes a rectangle. They are fairly sturdy, but I wouldn't use these to line a paint sprayer. Hope this helps!
894792
I wouldn't use this for food storage at all ! it not made for that, it's not ait tight, you have no idea if the material if free of toxins or full of them. A better idea would be to but a Vittels Vault, they're great for food storage, they lock down air tight. Amazon carries them in many sizes I suggest checking them out.
1649694
I build computers and i use mine to store all sorts of computer parts & tools. I bought mine a few months back and simply love it, everything is nice and organized.As far as storing acrylic paints and mediums, Why not? I don't see a problem with it just as the jars are small. i lined up my drawers with a rubber mat to prevent stuff from scratching the plastic and protecting it from spills. there are so many possibilities for this drawer i would recommend it.
381872
I suppose you could store those things in this product, but the shelves are shallow and made for polishes. This would be better modified for pallet storage than brush storage.
1496904
Yes, I think they would be fine for that...I painted flowers on a shirt with them and it is beautiful AND HAS HELD UP WELL...
1418370
Yes, I purchased them for long term storage since they have an air tight seal.
194072
I'm not a professional and so mine are hardly used. I just checked after months of not using them and they certainly seem okay. My suggestion would be to keep the lids tightly closed and to possibly layer a small piece of Saran wrap over the top of the paint to further keep it moist. Alternatively, you can probably always moisten any dry paint, if necessary, by wetting your paint brush or sponge, then work the moisture into the paint. I hope this helps!
1850281
Yes, these are good for storing your pot or anything. Clear or colored glass is save for use.