Black Paint Cans Gallon & Quart Plastic (1 Gallon Can, 1 Quart Can); Matte Finish; All-Plastic w/Snap-tight Lids for Paints, Varnishes, & Crafts

OCD kicks in when it comes to opening a can of paint and there is rust and crusted paint around the rim. Trying to avoid this dripping into the can is challenging. You won’t be disappointed with these durable and stylish cans while keeping your paint preserved.

Lids do not stay on well. Do not use if you need something to be air tight. Would have liked the smaller bucket to have a handle as well.

The handle was not attached for shipping and was very difficult to install.Product is of good quality but expensive when compared to a steel paint can.

An excellent product, and the perfect solution for storing touch-up paint in a rust proof can. The cans and lids are sturdy, and the lids close securely and open easily. I will buy more of this product. I have not found a paint store that has this alternative to the steel cans that they carry. Perhaps they would prefer that your paint becomes unusable because of rust contamination.

These are great for long term storage of paint. I no longer have to worry about rust on the lids when I need to do some touch-up around the house. Sure, the cans paint come in are often plastic now, but the top ring and lids are still made of metal.I now have these cans for storing the bulk of the leftover paint and several nail polish bottles for small touch-ups around the house.

Great cans. The quart lid does not snap on like the gallon lid does. Just use a rubber mallet to gently tap the edges and it clicks on

It is nice to save expensive paint in these pails. But they are very pricey/ over priced. You can use other empty food containers that seal well and will work just as well to store left over paint. I would buy again but they would need to reduce the cost or provide more than just 2 containers for the same price.

I purchased several sets of these, as well as the 3 pack of quart cans, over a while as I found more of my stored paints rusting out. They're very expensive for what they are, but they work great. All along I've been cursing the paint companies for sticking to plastic cans with metal rims and lids that rust out and require us to invest still more money and environmental impact in to a second can. HOWEVER, I just today bought a can of Behr paint and was shocked and pleased that it came in the SAME all plastic can. I compared the manufacturer's marks on the bottom and they're identical. So, obviously, no more having to replace rusty cans, but you can save the empties to repackage your other rusting cans.