The Army Painter Hydropack Bundle Stay Wet Palette for Acrylic Painting - Acrylic Paint Palette, 50 Pcs Wet Palette Paper, and 2 Wet Pallet Sponges

My husband is a big fan of Warhammer and he’s using this for painting his miniatures. He loves this! It’s very useful and compact! Very well made!

Item works exactly as described. Keeps paint useable for days. No more wasting model paint.

This product is fantastic at keeping your paint wet for daaaaays. I was looking for a small wet pallet because I don’t have a ton of desk space and this pallet is WONDERFUL! It fits perfectly in my small working space and as you can see by the photo, my paints are nice and workable (they’ve been on the pallet for 3+ days now) there’s also a nifty tray for holding tools and brushes, or mixing if you’d really like. It’d be great for traveling as well. Lastly, it’s a great price as far as wet pallets go, it arrived quickly, and was super easy to use. It even came with a bunch of extra disposable pallet sheets and an extra sponge! 10/10 would be again.

Ive generally enjoyed using this wet palette, but...well, frankly, the hydro foam is much worse than standard paper towels and the hydro sheets are much worse than standard parchment paper. The case is super nifty though. See, the problem with the hydro garbage this is designed to use: given a day or two, Army Painter paints bleed back through the hydro-sheets into the hydro-foam. Youd think theyd have tested this with their own paints at least! But it doesnt seem so. To make things even more odd, the pattern (pictured) doesnt even correspond with the paints I was using! The purple on the right-hand side? I wasnt painting with purple. The only yellow I was painting with was on the lower left, but it seems to have migrated everywhere. Same with the orange. Even worse, it seems like it has also become a bit of a petri dish for something or another--this hardly seems antimicrobial! I have to wonder if the colors here are even from the paints or if some weird bacteria or mold is actually producing pigment inside of the foam. (But perhaps its just different pigments in the same paint migrating at different rates, like in chromatography.) And, worse, I havent a clue how to clean out this stinking foam! All-in-all, this is a great little wet palette case, but the foam and sheets are really not up to the task. Im going to have to see if I cant make this baby work with something else, because I really like the case at least and would rather not go back to using my old tupperware wet palette.

It has instructions for those who havent used one before, easy to use and maintain. Overall a solid product

Esta excelente y funciona perfecto, el único problema que le vi es que si se mueve toda la pintura se corre

I heard about a wet pallet from YouTube and decided to give this a try, and this product works great! I can paint with several colors and easily work on different parts of my painting and go back to the other colors without my blends drying out. Be warned this is most helpful for smaller projects such as miniature painting, and be careful of metallic paints because the glitter can get into the sponge and get on paint for several projects.

This wet pallet is amazing. Easy to use and clean, comes in a good quality case too.

I tell you what, this right here is a one darn tootin good investment if you like to pain minis of any sort. Not only does it increase the longevity and usefulness of your pain but it simply looks bad ass when your painting and someone walks up and thinks wow this guy is a pro. Jokes aside, this has got to be my most used and absolutely fav accessory to the hobby I have ever bought. If you set it up the correct way I can use the same small dab of paint to get the same armor piece of an entire army of goblins (80+ models) without having to reopen that pain color pot, and do so over the course of three or four days. If you are serious about painting Minis do yourself a favor and either make one for yourself or save the hassle and buy this wonderful contraption. You wont regret it.

Absurdly useful. Holds equipment (brushes, bluetack, etc.) and retains mixed paint which is the coolest thing. If you get a good color going, not only does it stay workable for days, but its easy to mix more- so easy! I thought painting would be a nightmare but its insanely satisfying and this is a big part of it!