🎨 Convenient & Compact: Guerrilla Painter Backpacker 6 by 8 Covered Palette Tray Review

I see a lot of people complaining that it's difficult to open and yes it is, BUT applying a thin layer of petroleum jelly around the seal where the top and bottom meet, will solve the problem. without loss of tightness. (Your kit should include a small jar of petroleum jelly to coat the threads of your paint tubes so they seal without closing.) Simply take your finger, dip it, and rub the outside edge and top of the sealing area , then coat the inside of the cap sealing area, put the cap on and

It appears to be made by the Sta-wet boys and works just as well as their products. But this unit is smaller and that was a big plus for the small pochade kit I made. I have a larger Sta-wet that works great too. The difference here is that Sta-wet comes with a sponge and several palette sheets, while Guerrilla doesn't have either. You get a plastic case and that's it. Easy to fix with available sponges and parchment paper, or you can buy a commercial upgrade from Sta-wet if you like. general…

I've tried several small palettes and this one is the clear winner. When I paint with acrylics in Texas in the summer, it can be a big challenge to keep my paints wet without ending up turning into lightly colored water. Other pallets leaked when tipped, shaped or dried, or I encountered the Goldilocks "too big, too small" problem. This palette is true to size. In terms of durability, I've never had an issue with this palette. To set it up I cut out a damp sponge, boiled the same brand of paper