🎨 White Porcelain Palette Tray by Jack Richeson Butcher, 11 x 15 inches Review

I really like this taste of acrylic but I have one complaint. The edges where you have to wear it are sharp as glass. Very sharp. So strange. Just below the edges all around. Presumably it is a ceramic coating, which is of course glass. So I solved this problem by taking the sculpture, wrapping it around the edges and baking. I really wanted a glassy, travel-friendly flavor and this flavor is perfect for that because it cleans perfectly. Not sure how well it cleans up under soap and water now…

I really wanted this tray to please - and the idea is great - a convex tray so the watercolor paints blend slightly with the paint in the center and the water flows to the edges, blending between them. Large size so you can mix multiple colors. Great idea right? The tray came in a large Revain box with a large bubble wrap. Unfortunately the tray was so scratched that the metal was exposed in several places, with sharp edges to peel my skin when I took it out of the box. I understand the…

I use these trays for watercolor paints. I find the cleaning easy to clean etc. I really like how the trays slope down the middle. This allows me to find a good palette for mixing watercolors according to my way of working. However . They were imported by Jack Richeson & Co. and are by far the worst quality I have ever come across. Despite the manufacturer's warning that "minor imperfections and chips do not count as defects," they are actually so poorly made that they are defective. Extensive…