Could these be used to hold acrylic paint? Would it squirt out ok?
578017
I think these would be great for acrylic paint. The opening is small so you wouldn't get too much, but the bottles are a softer squeezable plastic so you could easily squeeze them to get the amount you needed without the stiffer plastic suddenly giving under pressure and too much being dispensed too quickly. I think they'd be a good choice for you.
1868915
I don't think so--but they're pretty sturdy. I would only use them for accent or occasional use as they are acrylic.
2270786
They don't even need anything that fancy. :) the bottles have a straight tube that sticks up and slides into a tube on the brush. one tip about the siphon feed it takes a good bit of extra air pressure to get it to feed well. If you don't need the large supply of paint I would use the gravity feed. But with them you have to do the cleanup to switch colors, so I guess it is a trad off either way. LOL I hope I haven't confused you. Have fun, I know I have. (even without an artistic bone in my body) but I just use it to paint my RC planes.
1322607
Honestly no I dont think these would be the ones for you...I thought they were low quality myself but works for beads and nail art...liquid I would be scared...
1278417
yes! That's exactly what I use them for-plus latex paint! If the transparent cap isn't air tight enough for ya, there is a cardboard seal that comes in each nozzle.
869691
yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.
1939218
I have painted them with acrylic paint many times and it works well. I painted them white first and then the paint of choice. They were made as a card holder for a wedding.
1499986
They would work, they do not smudge. We just used them on a plastic crayola art box for a birthday party.
1802594
I used them for Zentangle art. They worked wonderfully for that. They have a different composition than the square coasters which did not take the pigment ink as well. My best guess is that these could be painted on with great success.
2179042
Yes. I use them in my art and store small amounts of acrylic varnish, or other liquids that harden if they are not air tight and the material stays fresh.
2032256
They are great for all types, chalk, pastels, oil paint, charcoal even crayons :) you would need to attach a hanging bracket to hang on walls etc but easy to do! Hope this helped
732596
I would not put liquid in these because they do not seem to we 100% water-tight. I would put something like mayo or solid butter. Actually, the main reason I really bought these is to carry my earrings when I have to go to my part time job, not for carrying condiments at all.
1165750
As long as the paint reservoir tube can suck paint. Youll have to turn the paint reservoir in a way that gravity wont affect the way paint is sucked up into the sprayer. So if u do this it should work.
720889
They would hold liquid if you tighten the lid enough, but they would be messy when you open them if they are shaken in transportation.
1855992
Gallons are not an appropriate measure. They're 2 fl.oz. tops, about the size of my fist. I also probably wouldn't use them to hold liquid as they are pretty cheap plastic. They are more of a novelty and utilitarian.
129779
It can be. I use it with acrylic paints which are water based and I always use keep water in it. This is a high quality product and I recommend it highly.
1454807
Since these are used with water, and acrylics are thinned with water, I would think you would have to be careful not to muddy your colors.