Making a wet pallet made EASY!

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**Brother exus**

A very quick, easy and cheap way to put together a wet pallet.

Here's a link to the tutorial on my site.

Hope this helps someone out there!

http://www.artisans-workshop.yolasite.com/the-basics.php

**mindspa24**

Thank you, very helpful. Will be saving this.

**Brother exus**

Glad to have helped! I will be making many more tutorials in future

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by the way nice picture

**Shaozun**

This... is actually extremely easy.

Completely materials anyone would have lying around their house (unless they were lactose intolerant).

**ExNoctemNacimur**

What I find useful are the PP blister packs. They're airtight when closed. I've had wet paint in my wet pallet for more than 3 months.

**MikeFox**

This looks great and easy to do. Will have to try and get back to you on the success of it.

**Paint_To_Redemption**

Thank you for your wet palette tutorial. Made one last night and so far it's awesome. Leaps and bounds ahead of the regular dry palette I was using.

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**Brother exus**

Paint_To_Redemption wrote:
Thank you for your wet palette tutorial. Made one last night and so far it's awesome. Leaps and bounds ahead of the regular dry palette I was using.

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That looks great, good job

You'll have to let me know how your doing with it.

it looks bigger than mine too !

**Brother exus**

Just so people know this is still here!

**Scylax**

What I found was good was the box for the citadel basing sets, clean out the plastic dividers in the middle and cut some kitchen roll and parchment paper to fit in, it's a nice size and having a lid is just such a bonus, keeps it from drying out if you're not going to be painting for a few days, it's a bit of a faff to sort it but it works really well