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Masterson Sta-Wet Painter's Pal with Airtight Lid, 13 X 12 X 1.5 inches, Includes Solvent Cup, 5 Paint Cups & Brush Storage (912)

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Features

  • The Sta-Wet Painters Pal is a unique system for water-based paint
  • Unique sponge and palette paper combine to keep paint moist
  • Even with the lid closed paint will stay workable for days or even weeks
  • One solvent and Five paint cups with lids are included
  • Overall dimensions are 13 x 12 x 1.5 inches

Description

Mastersons Sta-Wet Painter's Pal has a unique design that keeps acrylics and other water-based paints moist on the open palette for hours. The lid provides an air-tight seal, while the specially designed sponge and "Sta-Wet" acrylic palette paper provide constant moisture. The palette size is 9 x 12 inches. The overall dimensions are 13 x 12 x1.5 and also include one solvent cup and five paint cups with lids, a removeble cup holder tray and storage for brushes. Palette paper and sponge are refillable. Made in the USA.

Color: White


Material: Plastic


Item Weight: 0.27 g


Brand: Masterson


Finish Type: Matte


Item Weight: 0.27 g


Unit Count: 1 Count


Capacity: 5 cups


Color: White


Finish Types: Matte


Material Type: Plastic


Brand Name: Masterson


Manufacturer: Marshalltownson


UPC: 738998091204


Model Number: 912


Manufacturer Part Number: 912


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  • The best I’ve found for keeping acrylic paint from drying.
I really like this palette, it really does keep the paint moist for a long time. The lid is a little difficult to put on correctly but there are directions included for how to do it correctly and once I actually read them it became easier.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by KarenH

  • Excellent for keeping acrylics workable.
This palette is wonderful! It kept my acrylic paints moist and workable for months! Unfortunately, after a couple months sitting at room temperature it grew mold. You can get around that by putting it in the freezer. I did add slow dry medium to it as well. It seals nicely. Pricey but definitely worth it. It comes with cup holders for mixing large quantities of paint. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026 by Ballet Dancer

  • Love this thing! Much better than the big Stay-Wet palette box.
SO much easier to use than the big Masterson box, less bulky and awkward, and fits in a much smaller bag. It's got little points on the lid that hold your palette down, so the paints stay where they are even if this gets turned upside down, and the whole thing fits in my freezer. It's already saved me money on paint. (Freezing your paint in between sessions extends the life of your oils by an unbelievable amount. Less so for burnt sienna and viridian and probably some other quicker-drying colors, but it still extends them.) Also the lid comes off and goes on much easier than the big box's lid. And this looks so much better. One weird thing, read on below* for my thoughts on the compartment and the odd paint rack thing that comes with this. The "rest of the story" . . . My teacher has a plastic brush box with a metal strip to fit exactly in it. He squeezes out his paint onto the strip, and brings the box to and from his painting location, keeping it in the freezer at home. When he gets where he's going he takes the little strip out and sets it at the top of his palette and moves colors down to the palette as needed. So I copied him and added little standoffs at each corner that held the strip in place inside the box, so you could throw the whole thing in a bag and the paints remained on the strip even if it went upside down. No need to worry about keeping it upright. Then I found this thing and everything changed. No more little box! I use the small grey "New Wave" palette, which I have some issues with, but it's ok, and it fits perfectly. I no longer have to take time like I used to, to move my colors to the strip and decide what to keep and what to toss. Now they’re all just there as I mixed them on the palette. So great. *This comes with a compartment at the top with a rinky-dink plastic stand with some really stupid little cups in it, but I threw all that in my "whatever" bin. It’ll come in handy for something. I'll probably just start keeping some brushes or palette knives in that compartment. Oh and the cups they give you with the little stand thingy are ridiculous. I got one halfway decent one with a fitted lid that attaches to the cup, which I use to keep my discard paints when I clean off my palette til I can get home and add it to the "torrit grey" container that lives in the freezer. The rest were the smallest size of flimsiest condiment cups like you get for sauces for takeout. They'd last a day or two if you tried to use them for paint. Ridiculous. I think they would probably melt if you use solvent and got it on them. If they were all nice like the one good one I might actually use them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024 by The Masked Avenger

  • It preserves the paint pretty well but I wouldn't let the same paint stay ...
Works really well I was able to let the paper dry out when I was done painting (I used segments and tried to keep all the paint all together and not spread out randomly) and was able to reuse one side multiple times. I finished one side of one of the papers that comes with it and I will use the backside of that paper for my next painting. It preserves the paint pretty well but I wouldn't let the same paint stay in use for more than a few days because it still dries a little. Really nice and efficient I truly recommend. I only subtract one star because I do find it a bit difficult to close when I'm done painting for a night. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2017 by M.Frazi

  • Good
Perfect. Keeps paint wet if you use it like it says
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026 by Addie Nantz

  • Love it
If you use Acrylics this is for you.
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by jennifer

  • Extremely difficult to seal properly.
I would give this zero stars if I could. I purchased this exact item in May, 2025. It is equipped for watercolors and since I use them only on occasion, I haven’t opened it until today, August 2025. I read all the instructions which are specific! I am unable to seal this palette box properly, in fact, I have hit a wall with trying to reseal it before I used it. The time limit on returns has expired and I am unable to return for refund. You better have a very strong grip and lots of patience in order to use this, for me, “useless,” item. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Nonna

  • Acrylic Painting!
Couldn't live without it!Has kept my acrylic paints wet for over a week at a time! Would buy again!
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026 by Crystal

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