Tim Holtz Ranger TDA68068 Distress Review

I like that these cans are stackable. They also work with my Maribu Art Sprays which was a pleasant surprise. Great product from Tim Holtz

They go with Tim's Sprays and also Dina Wakley Glossy Acrylic Sprays. Holder inside maintains 12 sprays. The tins coordinate with other Tim Holtz drawers and look great on the shelf.

This works great with my Ranger emergency paints. I was able to practically remove the dent on the side. Damage could have been avoided by packing it in a box instead of bubble wrap. The metal is soft.

The product is ok but the three ordered were not really protected, it was packed in a dog food box and the metal is bent! My usps have the biggest shipping problem! Also, the tape on the box was not stuck, which caused the problem. I love that kind of thing, but you know how brittle metal is.

Yes, this is a very thin, easy to fold box with a hinge system that needs upgrading. I put a piece of tape on each side of the small metal rod inside to keep it from falling out. Quick decision. I like the transparent window to see what's inside. The box takes up little space. Nice compact box for my sprays. It's too expensive for the way it's made. Basically it serves its purpose.

First, these cans are the perfect size for these sprays. The window is perfect, the design itself is quite well done. Unfortunately pewter material is quite thin and most people who order online these days don't hold up well to shipping and are difficult to straighten if damaged. Mine weren't bad, so I kept them. In general I am very happy with it, despite the thin material.

The box is already made of thin aluminium, which is only suitable for storing Tim Holtz sprays. Nothing fancy and certainly not thick enough to hold its shape if dropped. This What America Buys seller then ships it in a low quality (small bubbles, scattered and weak) bubble envelope! I bet you can imagine what this little cheaply made aluminum box went through as it was tossed from truck to shipping center, to trucks and so on across America to get to my house on the other side, and then along…