could I store oil paint?
1670398
I would think so, yes. However, they are very lightweight, so when it is open a liquid could easily get bumped and spilled. Also, since it is a liquid, I would suggest putting whatever you store in a Ziploc as a backup. I don't expect it would leak (it seems like a good seal), but I do this anytime when I travel with shampoos, lotions, etc., just in case.
786050
Yes...We leave oil in the fryer and store (unless it's dirty of course). It's a great fryer!
1580164
I use it to store pen making supplies but could see it used for your "war paint" too.
867809
In my opinion no. The material of the wood probably wont hold the paint on there
1784115
You can. There's a little bent straw in the paint well that feeds the paint. You need to have enogh paint in the well for the straw to be submerged in paint when painting above you.
1612044
Not airtight, but the paints are solid cakes. If you let them dry after use, there's nothing that can leak.
824279
The panel has a slightly textured surface that I think will hold paint well. Acryic paint might would best since the material is plastic, but I'm planning to use latex.
1380215
You can store a partially used tank a few weeks. Once a week spray out a little bit of foam to keeps lines clear. The chemicals mix in the tip. We provide a supply of tips.
2249493
No it cannot. I decided not to use the oiler because I will eventually be painting.
1499414
I just put mine on the garage floor in the location it was to be stored and filled it. I think they sell a barrel to put it into as well if you wanted to move it after it was filled.
1490493
Use rem oil and leave a film of it in barrel for storage and not forget to remove to dry before shooting again
2155042
I prefer storing the oil in glass, especially dark glass. I use the 2 liters in a month and often store portions of it in different dark glass containers.
1727281
It can however it depends on the length of the brushes your trying to store in it.
198804
I don't see why they couldn't. The bottles are small so depending on the size of the hands you may be only to get a couple of prints out of each bottle but that is a really cute idea! I would just get a paper plate and squeeze out all the paint.
1267871
Generally canvas boards that are good for acrylic paints are also good for oil paints
1267873
I think so! Maybe you want to prime the canvas first with something better for oils.
451991
I am sorry to say but I can't answer your question. I used Woodlife Classic outdoors as a sealer so that my regular paint would have a good surface to hold the paint.