The Army Painter Hydropack Bundle Stay Wet Palette for Acrylic Painting - Acrylic Paint Palette, 50 Pcs Wet Palette Paper, and 2 Wet Pallet Sponges

I bought two, one for me and one for my other half. We tried a different brand as a starter and I didnt like it. But when I bought this, omg I highly recommend it! Its really nice and works well with citadel paints and the like. Just remember not to use metallic or washes lol

Product is significantly smaller than advertised, buyer be warned

You would think they would build a product that can hold their brushes within the clasps and any other non-brand brushes would just go in the blank area without the clasps. NOPE! As for the foam and sheets, they seem to work ok, but this palette needs improvement for usability of storing your paint brushes.

It absolutely keeps paint fresh for reuse and thereby saves money on paint, by not wasting what would normally dry out before it could be used.

Id have given it 5 stars if I had experience with other similar products, but as this is the first wet palette Ive owned I dont feel I have enough experience to give it a perfect score. This has worked wonderfully for me, no longer do I have to worry about thinning paints, this palette does it for me. Not only that but as it keeps the paint wet I can get at least 5x as much use out of a drop of paint as I could have with the dry palette I used previously. I can imagine this being useful for almost any small painting project, I say small because I could foresee the size of the palette becoming an issue for someone working on large projects. I cannot stress enough how useful this has been for me.

If you have a basic understanding of painting and some experience this wet pallet makes a HUGE difference. Put some dabs of paint colors you want to use long the top of the pallet and drag them into each other to blend. They come out silky smooth (currently using vallejo and citadel paints)

I have painted minis on and off for years now but never tried a wet pallet. It is absolutely game changing. Its kept blended paints at the perfect consistency for literally weeks when sealed. It comes with plenty of pappers and a back up sponge. I would never want to paint without this guy again. I would say this is an absolute must have for anyone looking to get into painting. It also doesnt water down the paint too much which is really nice.

I love these. Ive had mine for three years now. I use it constantly and with the ability to reorder paper and sponges, its a great tool for any painter. the price here was cheaper then ordering it from army painter direct or going to a hobby/game store.

Pick you up a masterson sta-wet. Save yourself $10, or buy a bunch more replacement sponges for said wet palette. As for this palette, compared to one I made myself out of a plastic sandwich container, paper towels, two pennies, and food grade parchment paper, Id rather use the one I made myself. This palette is very professional-looking. It does not hold or even have a seal. Moisture condensed on the top lid of my palette. The paints I had on it overnight leaked into one another and turned a pale gray. Bought mine at my LGS, so I cant return it, though Ive not asked. Probably will ask em about in-store credit, see if I cant score some more minis out of it. Overall, save your money, go to the dollar store and pick up a nice big sandwich container of some sort, some paper towels and some parchment paper, layer it and get it nice and wet with some distilled or otherwise filtered water, call it good and start painting. Or pick up a masterson sta-wet. Either will provide you with more of a seal than the reviewed palette.

Keeps the paint from drying out, and can work with multiple colors at once. Little bit of experimenting to get water lvls right, but then youre never going back.