Wet Palette Comparison - Which One Stayed The Most Wet??? 

It shouldn't be hitting the paint, my best guess is that the lid warped in transit or storage which shouldn't be the case. That should only happen if it's subjected to extreme heat (sitting in a box truck in a hot environment for extended periods of time maybe?). That said, contact us and we'll happily send you a replacement if it is effecting your paints. Thanks for the review!

I really like the Army Painter wet palette, good price, nice design and works well. Keeps your paint workable for much longer.

I had the same issue with the redgrass one on the larger wet palette. I emailed them they did get back to me. Until I showed them photos of the poor seal they them ignored all my emails afterwards. Shame really and I have now gone back to my sandwich box and will never deal with Redgrass again. Good to see that Army Painter got back to you. That's nice to see.

I have the Masterson wet palette and really love it over the dry plastic palettes I was using before, but I keep thinking "what if there are others that are better?" This comparison really helped answer my questions.

I think I see what happened with the Army Painter Palette. If you watch from about 24:35, you'll see that you've pushed down on the middle of the divider, flexing it quite considerably. That's probably when the paint transferred to the back of it. Probably best to make sure to keep pressure to the edges of that one when sealing it to stop that from happening.

I trimmed down the paper for the Army Painter palette considerably and am using both sponges. I'm now happy with it overall. Thanks for the comparison!

I add a fea drops of propelyne glycol to a 200ml bottle of distilled water and use that mix to wet my pallete.

I like the Redgrass palette too - was also in the Kickstarter and I have the same issue with the seal. I find myself having to add a little more water before each use. I haven't tried the Army Painter one yet. Pondering if the Redgrass sponge in the Army Painter case might be the best of all worlds.

My first wet palette was the p3 one. seals great but the "sponge" it came with was just the black foam filler you get in some blister packs or army storage stuff.

Dude its nice to see an older painter on here. Ive been painting on and off for longer than most of the kids are old haha. I just moved to Austin and hoping to find some older painters or modelers to hang with. I dont mind the younger painters some are amazing painters but the music they listen to is sometimes annoying and they can be a bit hyper for my liking haha great video. the problem I have is that my paint gets runny after just one night. I wish there was a way to keep the paint consistency I use a lot of tube paints like golden, liquitex and scale 75 artists and they all get runny like Vallejo air paints. I keep the lid off at night or drill holes in the top but it keeps getting runny. Any help with that? I subed and gave a thumb's up bro Michael P.S. what was the blue thing you used to smooth out the paper?

Thanks for the review. I was also between these 2, so i am going for the army painter since i found it cheaper 👍

I found that with the Redgrass pallete you can put the top on and it will let some air out, but if you push down on it , it wil be absolutely sealed. i think it's by design, a bit like Tupperware .

Wont a better test be to leave the lids open? Closing them will just wet the paints from water evaporation/condensation, hence your redgrass getting swamped. My army painter/masterson works while open for hours. Redgrass no.

Have you tried different water? Distilled? I know here in Phoenix the water destroys everything.

The masterson paper is not meant for miniature paints at all. I think its meant for tube paints so its too thick and fibers get into the paint..

I am still in doubt i am thinking about buying the masterson sta wet pallet but i am not sure

With the Masterson you wanna soak it with hot water not just room temp water

You had the middle lid on the Army painter palette on correct the first time. You got paint all over it because you pressed it when you were closing it up. I have had this palette for a year and that has never happened to me. Also, it seals even better when closed correctly.

How many days does he keeps them packed?

For almost the same price as the redgrassgames one, the army painter comes with 2 sponges and 50 sheets! Redgrassgames with 1 sponge and 15 sheet.

you remind me of Bruce Greene but the warhammer verson

Just got the army one for acryla gouache any suggestions? It "melted" into each other after 1 day

I just ordered the Army Painter one as it's half the price of the Regrass.

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