Dipper Palette Cup

These are good quality pallet cups. Right where the spot welding is on the clip I think is only steel because it will stick to a magnet which I appreciate. I've made up a shot box which has embedded magnets in it and it's really helpful to be able to clip them on there to the magnetic area and get a little bit more grip. They have little rubber seals in them the lives go on well, they don't leak when sealed firmly. I use them for water because I'm a water colorist, they hold about an ounce each or 1/8 cup. I like that they're cheap enough for me to fit a about a 3/4 inch brush all the way into the water so I can use them with a little larger brush however it's a little ridiculous to use a brush that size in a cup this size because you can't really swish it around very effectively if it's full up to the top. But in case you need to,. It *can* work.I think these are one of the better priced ones that I found on Amazon and I'm very happy with the quality. I don't leave the water in them very long so I haven't had any issues with rust and since the upper part and the lid are not magnetic I think they're probably pretty good stainless steel. I can see that the bottom area where the metal is punched and then bent it's not quite as well finished but it's certainly not sharp or anyting detrimental to the overall use of the product. If there were to be any resting I would anticipate that it would be in this area, which again, you don't really keep the clip area wet for any length of time so I'm not sure that it would be an issue. They appear to be spot welded into place so they can't come off of the clip if you need to store them differently or use them one at a time. If that's what you're looking for I would suggest purchasing the single clip item.

I use these cups to old Linseed oil and Turpentine for oil painting. The lids have a rubber seal built into them, and in the few months I've had this product it has never leaked and screws on tight. I have an acrylic palette from Blick that the clip fito onto perfectly, narrow edge or wide edge,doesn't matter.

Kinda cute, very small, like literally very small. More like a portable one that you would take with you on the go.Looks classy and elegant but a bit too pricey for what it is

Sturdy stainless steel construction, clip is suitable for only very thin substrate. Wells are adequate capacity for small paintings. First order had defective weld on one well. Return and replacement was easy, with several day delay.

Very small. Lid is not very secure. Wish it was a little bit bigger.

Excellent! So handy and water-tight.

Nice, sturdy palette cups, metal is not flimsy. Decent.

DEFINITELY BUY THIS IF YOU LIKE LEAKING THE CONTENTS ALL OVER YOUR OTHER ART SUPPLIES.DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY. TOO CHEAPLY MADE TO HOLD LIQUIDS. IT LEAKS!!!

Works fine. It does fit in my box easel and clips to my pallet. Unfortunately the threading is a bit weird making it awkward to reliably screw the caps on correctly, but does have a good seal when screwed down well. You'll only want to fill a little bit in order to use it while attached to your pallet. Lacks a screen or ridges at bottom to facilitate brush cleaning, but that's okay for the price. I actually have two sets. One holds 'clean' solvent and 'dirty' solvent and the other holds white paint and medium.(I buy white paint in containers too large for the box easel.

Me gusta mucho. No se evapora y sirve muy bien

Excelente producto! Soy pintora profesional y me es muy útil que tengan tapa para que no se evapore la barniceta.