🛠️ LEVEL5 Pro-Grade 12-Inch Stainless Steel Mud Pan with Ergonomic Contoured Base - Drywall Masonry Tool Tray Bucket, Model 5-332 Review

This palette is a great tool for anyone wanting to do drywall work for personal or professional use. It won't rust like the cheaper ones you can easily buy from the big stores next door. Worth the money, no question!

Easy to clean, won't rust, cleans my mud knife, not too heavy or flimsy. My previous mud pan was plastic and it's day and night compared to this stainless steel mud pan. I was cheap but if I had known that I would have gotten it right from the start.

Good frying pan. The lower longitudinal edges are rounded rather than sharp corners, making it more comfortable to hold and making your knife more likely to get dirty. The fancy advertised "Heliarc" welds are ok but could be a lot better. The weld is discolored and uneven at the seams, but other than that it's a good buy.

This is a professional mud pan! Dirt hardly gets into the corners, therefore very easy to clean! There was what he thought was a product mix-up. Pots are measured from below. not lace. So 14 inches is almost 16 inches at the top. I'm sure you all know this, but I only had plastic. I contacted Level 5 and literally within 5 minutes they came up with many solutions! Incredible, incredible service and support! I will ALWAYS buy their instruments!

I used a plastic pan with metal edges. I could not prevent the formation of crumbs in the company. It was a lot of time with plastic cleaning. SS Pan is what you need. I am a craft lover. I'm doing drywall on 600 square meters. Feet with 12 dormers measuring 3 by 5 feet. In addition to the bathroom, the skylights have 48 inside corners and 96 outside edges. Because of the plastic pan, I had to improve my game. A stainless steel bowl helps when gluing inside corners. I also bought a Drywall Hawk

There is no doubt that I will live on this pan for many, many years unless I drop it down the stairs and then fall down the stairs onto the pan. I love how well the seam is welded to the gasket and the rounded bottom corners make it easy to stir in the pot and load the knife. My only con is pretty lame as my newest mud pan is plastic. This new one is very noisy when not full of dirt. It's like carrying a bell. Everything he touches seems to make him vibrate like a cymbal. By the way, I also…

surprisingly I have a small complaint: it took some goo on the sticker to remove it completely. With this product you don't have to remove the sticker to use it but I had to remove it so my wife wouldn't think she could return it. I would also like to add that my level 5 joint knife sticker came off completely with one wipe and no glue was left on it. Stainless steel is the only way to mix and use dirt in one pot. Plastic may not rust and is much cheaper, but blue plastic ends up in the dirt. I