Stay Wet Palette for Miniature & Acrylic Painting | Airtight Lid, Triple Tray System | Anti-Curl Paper, Neutral Gray Sponge, 16 Mixing Wells, Brush Storage for Tabletop, Scale Models & Hobby Kits

This is quite a while after I have bought this item, a few years actually haha. But I am still using it! This is my favorite wet palette. No need to spend twice the cost on a redgrass palette or something similar. This palette is amazing, and the palette papers are awesome. They supply sponges with the paper refills. The paint stays moist for ages, the included dry palette is great for mixing colors. its easy to use, and the value you get for your dollars spent is incredible.10/10 would recommend.

Good price. Paints stayed perfectly workable for 3 weeks. No molds developed. Palette is good quality plastic. Strong and fits together very well.

I've had a chance to use this new wet palette paper day before last. It's unbelievably good. No curling, very durable, ZERO bubbling and even the edges of the paints remain moist. But probably my absolute favorite thing is that the paints don't absorb a bunch of water overnight, over-diluting your paints. This is especially helpful if you're mixing custom shades.This is not hype, this is the real deal. Here I am, gushing over paper, but it's really THAT good. Also, the sponges in the wet palette kits are the best I've ever used as well. I love these guys! They provide some great products at excellent prices and no matter where your skill level is they have what you need.I included a couple photos. The purple paint is by GW and has been on this paper for 2 days, lid replaced when not in use. No drying on the outsides at all. Minimal, if any, dilution from from water permeating the paper and completely smooth and devoid of annoying, paper-drying bubbles. These papers will save you product.

I purchased this wet palette for painting Warhammer miniatures, and it does the job. The sponge doesn't expand to fill the entire bottom tray, but its close enough, and the paper is thick, but allows moisture to come through and keep the paint from drying out.The top tray is nice when working with inks, shades, or contrast paints. Really, anything you wouldn't want to thin with water. I do find them to be a little tough to clean if I paint for a while and it dries a bit in those little spaces. But so far I've been able to clean them with some effort.I'm happy with the purchase and would recommend!

Phenomenal pallette, remarkable evenIve had the thing in storage for over a year after a move and somehow there isnt a spec of mold inside of it and the paint was STILL PLIABLE, mind you it was stored in a tote in an old shed.Not only that, I love the sleek news and aesthetics of this palette. Im a 40k painter of very high standard painting and Ive used a lot of palettes, this is by far my favorite.

Great quality and very useful.

I waited 4 weeks to write this review to be sure. I use gouache primarily and after 4 weeks of use and not refilling or remoistening the sponge pad everything is as wet as when I squeezed it from the tube. The middle portion admittedly I haven’t used yet as I’m not as interested in it I ordered this product primarily as a stay wet palette with brush storage which has been wonderful. If anything everything stays a little too wet and I might wring the sponge out a little more next time as some of the colors are still so wet they’ve run together.Very pleased that nothing is moldy or disgusting and most of all nothing has even come close to drying out yet.I highly recommend this to anyone who’s looking for a stay wet palette for gouache (that’s also cuter than the other ones out there tbh).Size wise it’s about the same size as a small sketchbook but it is 3 layers so it is quite thick probably about 2-2.5 inches thick.It just sort of sits together with a band that acts as a fastener mostly so I probably wouldn’t want to travel with it full of paint. Though it is somewhat airtight or the paint would dry out. So use at your own risk for that or keep the sponge not as wet and it would probably be just fine.Overall really really pleased and this will be my gouache palette moving forward!

I like the size of this pallet, it doesn't take up a big amount of my work table. I also like the specialty sponge and pallet paper combo. I recently started painting Warhammer figures with my son as a bonding activity. Those little critters are pretty fun to paint! We picked up some specialty Citadel paints, and the consistency is perfect for enhancing the details! But Citadel paints are somewhat pricey! Add to that the fact that they dry quickly, and you have potential for significant waste. I hate wasting art supplies!The WetNDri Paint Tray Pallet has solved the waste issue very nicely! I put a few drops of paint on the pallet paper and mixed up a custom color for painting the metal on my critters, and then when I was finished with a first coat, I closed up the pallet & left for about a half hour. When I came back the paint was still perfectly wetted. I did a little more detail, closed the pallet and left again (there are a lot of 15 minute drying intervals during paint sessions for miniatures) Came back after lunch and picked up right where I left off.I like the dry pallet section too, although I have yet to do anything more than store brushes in it. But I'm thinking I might use it for mica powders and Rub n' buff metallics as well as dry brushing paints.I only have one real problem with this pallet; I originally bought it as a gift for my son, but I like it so much that now I have to get another one for him, because I'm keeping this bad boi!