🎨 Convenient Quart Size Black Plastic Paint Cans - 3-Pack for Varnishes, Paints, Crafts & Gifts Review

I love Behr paints I HATE Behr tins even though they are plastic but have metal rims and lids. I bought QT paint 11 months ago and put it on a shelf in my back hallway and had to use it last week, the top never opened was rusty and the paint was peeling off when I opened it and had to be filtered. I ordered 6 new cans of QT and filtered all leftover paint on the shelf into plastic cans. When I lived in Mexico COMEX only used plastic cans and they were great, never rusted, easy to open and…

I have ordered several of these 3 packs and have really enjoyed them. The snap-on lid is very tight and easy to squeeze when you need to store paint. Tins are durable and keep the color fresh. However, my last order resulted in the wrong size being sent to me! The ones we received are a pint, not a quart! See pictures. 1/2 liter cans have the designation 1/2LQ101B stamped on the bottom. These smaller cans are almost 3 inches tall. while liter cans are just over 4.5 inches tall. Sending my 1/2…

I never thought I would be excited about paint cans, but I am very happy with them. I had old metal cans with leftover paint that I use at home. These cans were rusty, difficult to close (even with a hammer) and just a clunky mess as to where I keep them. Also, as I used the paint, I had more and more empty spots in the unsightly paint cans. I didn't even know plastic paint cans existed. I bought this set of three glasses to try them out. i am sold They were easy to fill, easy to open and…

When we moved into our new home (new build) we had leftover paint left in the original cans with lots of paint under the lid. We even have leftover paint in 5 gallon plastic cans, and opening and closing those 5 gallon cans isn't easy. So I bought some plastic containers and filled them with leftover paint. I made sure there was no paint on the top of the jar and gently sealed it with a rubber mallet. It's a lot easier to make a pint sized rigid can than it is to make a 5 gallon pail. I used…

We painted the interior a few years ago and as usual the paint is left. Three days ago I got a can of living room paint to touch up a few dents. The lid was RELIABLE and rusted. It took me almost 5 minutes to open the can, then another 3 or 4 to remove the bits of rust from the paint surface. Never again! These banks are perfect. The most obvious benefit is that they don't rust. Aside from that, the other features are just as attractive. If the inevitable stream runs down the side of the can or

We have been renovating our house for several years, so we have a lot of paint and stains. I bought these cans for a few hundred dollars (in all sizes from gallons to pints) thinking they would be the answer to years of extra paint in my closet in metal cans that can rust. I was impressed by all the positive reviews. But boy was I wrong! After a short time, these banks narrowed, warped and formed dents (concave dents), which led to the loosening of the seal. The can of paint I opened today had…

Firstly these are really high quality paint tins, especially at this price point. I've read some reviews where people have had difficulties because the lids were either too loose, too tight, or the material was too brittle. Luckily I didn't have any of these issues with the three cans I received. When I bought these tins I wasn't looking for something to store paint or other liquids in. Instead, I looked for replacement drums that come with the Chicago Electric Rockglas, which I use to wet my…