Can it hold acrylic paint at all?
522712
Francine it is ideal for dry media, and I personally would go for thicker paper for wet'un. But I am not the type to use paint of any nature, so for me this one has proved itself.
1462285
I think you could... BUT you would to mount it in a way to take it on/off the wall (meaning you might have some longer nails to hang the holder on, but need to be able to take it down to fasten earrings to the holder/remove earrings from the holder - the holes are not that large as to screw it to the wall). As you can see in the photo, there are ridges on the top row that would make it easier to wall mount. I can't speak to the durability of the acrylic in using the holder this way, but it would probably hold up for a while.
32580
It wouldn't be that much paint. They could hold paint but it will not be that much in them.
1269751
Yes, but you should try to keep it on the paint. It isn't made for plastic.
200063
I don't see why it couldn't be used on acrylic. It has a faux suede type backing. I have mine on a painted wood surface so I couldn't say for sure about the acrylic, but I think it would be fine. Sorry I can't be more definite
864378
It should unless the paint is loose anywhere. This material did not seem that strong that it would lift paint.
2115423
Yes, it can hold a sketch pad or canvas. It is very sturdy and also adjustable. Great choice!
1969058
We bought this for our glass tank. I wouldn't go acrylic as it will,scratch and will,discolor.
551522
I am not certain about baking it, but it should be fine with acrylic paint.
657609
I use it in my plastic 1 gallon and noting has melted yet. I don't know about acrylic though. I think it would be fine, it doesn't get too hot to touch..
1649696
I have not tried this, but the drawers are less flimsy than Sterilite brand. I have before stored acrylic paints (not jars though), the small plastic containers, in a larger Sterilite bottom drawer and they've held them fine.
1887644
Its ok, but I wouldn't buy another one, any odd thing you have at home with a lid would do the same. The paint does NOT peel right off, it comes off ok, but not like it says, cheaper and easier to use a cheap container ( with a lid ) until you have finished with the paint then throw it away. Happy painting. OOps, as for Acrylics, I don't use them so I can't answer that.
1270118
I have one for my painting things and it is great. If you are carrying heavy metal tools, though, it might not be sturdy enough.....
1649694
I build computers and i use mine to store all sorts of computer parts & tools. I bought mine a few months back and simply love it, everything is nice and organized.As far as storing acrylic paints and mediums, Why not? I don't see a problem with it just as the jars are small. i lined up my drawers with a rubber mat to prevent stuff from scratching the plastic and protecting it from spills. there are so many possibilities for this drawer i would recommend it.
618116
I doubt it... Unless your wall has very glazed, smooth paint. I doubt it would hold suction.
1484137
I wouldn't think so. It's plastic. I would assume that the paint wouldn't stick to the surface unless there is some sort of special paint that you can use on plastic. I just love this though. It fits between my kitchen cabinets and my fridge. it really isn't visible.
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.