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Ann Allen
> 3 dayitll keep paints from drying out!! YES!!
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Ro Dento
> 3 dayWorks well however, if you are trying to save your paint for days it will dry up.
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Joshua Collins
> 3 dayThis thing is awesome! Its a simple design but definitely helps keep your paint workable for long stretches. This saves so much paint overall, and enhances your models since it helps keep the pigments from getting too clumpy on your brush and hopefully your model which leads to nice even coats of perfect consistency. The rest is up to the artist! The only thing I use a regular paint palette for anymore is washes.
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Jennifer Roach
> 3 dayKeeps paint for days. Game changer for painting minis! Easily thin and mix paints. Brush tray is nice. No mold or fouling. Much nicer than DIY, worth the money.
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Brandon Wolford
> 3 dayWorks well and easy to clean
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Gary Clowers
> 3 dayIts a solid wet pallet. if your looking for one and on the fence about what to get the quality is there for the price point. I would very much recommend. The difference it makes in your painting is well worth it.
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Elian B.
> 3 dayThis product seems to be designed well. It keeps paints from drying out. I have had paint in it for 2 days with no negative side effects. the brush holder insert was a happy surprise that I wasnt expecting. The wet palette came as part of a paint bundle so I didnt review it considering it wasnt the focus of the purchase, but I am truly happy with it.
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Aaron Perkins
> 3 dayThis is a great little wet palette for traveling. I’m very messy with my painting, so I use a larger one at my painting table. I like the included brush holder and strap to hold it all together. The lid does not fasten down on its own and it doesn’t appear to be airtight. It’s a great little wet palette though.
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DW
> 3 dayExcellent aesthetically, but lukewarm design effort. Dont get me wrong, it works as a wet palette but leaves a couple things to be desired. First, the palette doesnt seal. You read that correctly...it doesnt seal. Its held closed with an elastic strap. Not a problem, but it has no rubberized seal to keep the water from rapidly evaporating and the paint from rapidly drying out. Somewhat of an easy fix: stretch a piece of plastic wrap over the paint/wet chamber before closing the top and strapping it shut. The question is...why should I have to? Bargain store plastic ware can achieve an almost airtight seal on a sandwich box at a cost of pennies. Why not here?? Second, the brush holders, conveniently located inside the palette itself, dont hold brushes in place; unless, of course, they are the Army Painter triangle-handled brushes, and even then mine slip and slide. Not cool, especially if I want to securely carry my W&N #7s. Easy fix: stick a piece of soft foam across the inside of the lid. But theres that nagging question again, Why should I have to? Positives? Yep. Looks cool! When in use, functions great as a wet palette. Great size. Easy to use. Ill continue to use it, but it sure could use a couple of upgrades.
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Phil
> 3 dayIf you paint minis you need this to make your paints last longer.