I'm looking for an alternative to plastic trays. Would this work to hold finger paint?
1299726
This would work great for finger paints and you should have no problem using it for that.
652042
To be honest I've only used it once & it actually has a space for the fake nail to put on & do acrylic or practice on. I don't think it will work too well if you paint the actual finger.
1085205
It is made to hold bottles of glitter glue ie, Stickles, Stampin Up, Ranger Distress stickles. If your paint bottles are the same size it will probably work.
1282862
The bottom if the holder is plastic. But the sides are stainless steel so maybe that would work?
801389
No, I don't think it will work. The rear corners of the tray will catch on the radius of the desk. I don't think it will extend out far enough to clear the radius.
1341868
Yes for that purpose they are too big and they are heavy. You could try an acrylic one or maybe a smaller one.
2129119
Yes.The only issue with the tray is that some objects are very large and won't fit into the tray. The tray is best used for things like small gold coins or measuring herbal preparations which are in a powder form and easily fit into the tray.Things like wedding rings should fit into the tray too.
1380691
Yes, I think they would, as they prevent items from sticking to the drying tray. Anything that is large enough to not drop thru the screen should work well.
1909125
Just a thought but - the lid that closes the cups is a snap on one and the non-spill top is a nice fit screw on. I don't think a closed one (with both lids) would be great for long term storage of paint since it probably is not air tight. But you could put a cork in the hole in the concave non-spill lid and shake to mix paint without getting paint all over the snap on lid. I really don't think these cups would work all that great for long term paint storage. Just a thought.
372662
It would only work if you taped it in. There are no plastic sleeves to hold anything. It is all for hand written recipes.
1566364
Yes, that's what we do. I attached a "lip" to the front at the bottom because the bottom would slide forward (and off the tray) while painting. A little lip at the bottom keeps the canvas in place. Go for it!
1901008
Should work fine. If you use a pad, the corners of the pad won't quite lie flat because of the shape of the tray, but still plenty of pad surface available.
845331
Yes, there are little clips on the shorter sides that lock them together. I would think it would be sturdy enough for makeup. I put wood-mounted rubber stamps, glue, paintbrushes, and paint, without any trouble.
1067575
I made a mold of my finger and it worked great and captured all the details. I don't see there being any problem with thin plastic.
1435794
I used the markers on a tray that I painted. As long as you don't want to use and re-use as a chalkboard, they should work great!
1310773
Nope; they have tons of these things even some which will hold 100's of them. Look on Wilton's website and you might find something that will work. Good luck!!
1373748
They are black plastic, so I don't think stain would work, but they would hold paint as well any plastic could, hope this helps.