paint holders?

[mcsnead17]

I have several types of acrylic paints from the 20z bottles of craft paints to Vallejo eye drop bottles to Games workshop style bottles which includes P3 paints as well where in the states can I find paint holders because I already tried both Squadron and Spruce Bros and they have nothing maybe someone knows where I can find them .

 

[John Bowery]

Try these.
http://www.tshobbies.com/Lite-Plywood_c270.htm
Cheers
John

 

[Nap]

Hi ,

Jon Page from Sphere Productions here in UK has a great range of laser cut items and will build to your specifications.

Might be worth a look if you have a chance

Nap

 

[kevininpdx]

The best deal I've found in the US are made by these...
mekanikastudio.com

 

[les_berryman]

Try these guys
Back2base-in
They have a range of stuff and colours and different bottle sizes
There great!

 

[kevininpdx]

The rack above is top of the line. Unfortunately shipping from Australia makes it really expensive for us in the states.

 

[les_berryman]

They do free shipping to the USA and you can add to this
But this is the base
It's about $220 AUD

http://www.back2base-ix.com
The also do mdf
Look under (hobby desk organiser)

 

[JonP]

We have a range that may be of interest;

http://www.progeng.co.uk/paint-racks

We do ship quite a few to the states and we can make custom racks to suit individual requirements.

Cheers, Jon

 

[mcsnead17]

thank you all but nobody has a rack for the large craft paints why ?

 

[billyturnip]

thank you all but nobody has a rack for the large craft paints why ?

As they all come in different size pots it's a bit difficult to help with a specific holder. Which brand do you have?

 

[Gary D]

As he said, they can make custom racks to suit individual needs. Give him the dimensions and get a quote.

 

[JonP]

We make a vertical rack to hold Folk Art 2oz craft paints;

http://www.progeng.co.uk/paint-racks#!__paint-racks/productsstackergalleryv21=4

 

[OldTaff]

I have several of Jon's products and they are top notch.

Alan

 

[theBaron]

Excellent thread! I need to organize my paints, too. Mine are stowed in an artist's toolbox from Richard Blick, a couple of butter cookie tins, and on the bench. I'm starting to forget where things are, as I get older.

Prost!
Brad

 

[mcsnead17]

no but with me it is the room which I now have finally .

 

[Nap]

Like Gary said.........

Why not give Jon your paint sizes and I am positive his skill will sort something out ...he produces quality pieces .

Nap

 

[Helm]

You never know you might actually use those paints on something but I'm not holding my breath

 

[Don Johnson]

Marc, this is actually a good question from you. And there have been several excellent answers. I'm reasonably sure that these answers have helped other pF members find solutions to their paint storage issues.
But somehow, you are still not satisfied with any of the answers given.
At the very least, you should say "thanks" to those who bothered to take the time and effort to suggest answers to your question.
The solutions are available to you, Marc.
Stop whining, pick one, and move forward.
Paint something. Anything.
The people at the Long Island Show, or MFCA, would love to have you put a completed figure on the table.
Time is running out.
Just do it, man.