🖌️ Linzer Plastic Paint Tray Liner (10-Pack), ECTY RM 4110, White Review

This is a range of custom sized ink trays that will not fit standard 9" ink trays; it is too short and the corner radii are too large. Not worth going back for more than $11 and chose to cut off the corners of the 'flat end' to fit the tray rather than return for credit. I will never buy again

I'll tell you about the problem with these: If like me you take some time to paint the room, the paint dries on bumps and then you pick up sweat from your roller. I've been painting for years and have used many tablet liners and this was the first time I actually noticed this problem.

First of all, I hate to draw. Second, I hate cleaning up after painting. These trays remove one item from the cleaning list - a dirty, dry paint tray. They are economical enough to be used once and disposed of. They aren't very strong, so I wouldn't recommend not placing them in a real paint tray for support.

Price is right but not the best if you use a foam roller. The burrs you roll off of excess paint will leave small dents in the foam roller. If you are not careful, it will affect the end result. I've noticed a few blemishes on my cabinets where spots can be seen, but that's easily fixed with some pressure or just a light brush stroke.

These paint trays are terrible! First, they don't fit properly in the 9-inch paint tray. The liner is smaller than any other liner I've used. The area where the ink is located is very short compared to a medium sized tablet. Second, they are very thin. They are made from very poor material. The substrate will crease slightly when you pour paint due to the weight of the paint. I haven't had that with any other ship. If there is any paint left in the liner when you remove the liner from the bowl,

I used to buy them from a big store that doesn't sell them anymore and replaced the Linz RM-4110 with junk. I've been using this Linzer for years. The Linzer surface may hold dried paint in some areas during use of the liner. If the dry paint does not stick to the palette, it can chip and fall onto the roller, and then onto the wet-painted wall. I've never had this problem with the Linzer RM-4110. This linzer has a matte finish, unlike liners from big department stores that have a glossy finish