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Id like to put some paints, in the P3/Coat d Arms style paint pots which I find INFINATELY better than the Valejo style dropper pots. (I know im backwards on this).

I have found several UK sources for the empty 20ml paint pots, but I cant find anywhere in the US to get them.

These are the style I am looking for:
http://www.theplasticbottlescompany.com/product-category/plastic-jars-plastic-pots/plastic-paint-pots/20ml/

Any help?
   
Made in ca
Fixture of Dakka






I put aboput 100 Vallejo and Reaper paints into used GW and P3 pots (yes, heresy!) I also use GW empties for a bunch of liquitex products, like Gesso, ultramatte/matte medium, pumice stuff, modelling putty, etc.

I also have GW Lahmian Medium in both the original GW pot, and in an eye dropper, and about 50 GW paints mixed with airbrush thinner in eyedroppers

Sorry I'm not much help about buying more P3 style pots though. Use more P3 paint? They make good paint!

I seriously wish these companies would make all their products in both droppers and pots. Although I prefer pots most of the time, situationally, there are times when both are advantageous.

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2015/02/20 17:18:26


 
   
 
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