Can paint be stored in plastic containers?

Storing paint has some limitations. Latex or water-based paints can normally be stored for about two-three years in an airtight container. You can use either PET or HDPE plastic bottles to store water-based paint. Our small paint pots are ideal for little jobs.Click to see full answer. Consequently, can you store oil based paint in plastic containers?However, the metal containers are large and heavy and are sometimes not the best containers for oil paints. If you transfer the oil paint into a plastic container, you can save space while still keeping the paint fresh for future use. You can store oil paints for up to 15 years before it starts to go bad.Beside above, what is the best way to store leftover paint? You can save any leftover paint for touch-up jobs or use it to paint a small area of your home in an unrelated project. Always store paint in a cool, dry location away from sunlight and where the temperature stays above freezing. Before storing, wipe away any excess paint on the outside of the can. Also know, what is the best container to store paint? Wide mouth canning jarsare perfect to hold leftover paint since the lids seal tight. Another reason I like using them is you can see the paint color at a glance. When storing paint in glass, it is best to keep it in a dark area, as light can alter the color. A dark basement or closet is perfect.Can I store stain in a plastic container?If the plastic container is the type you get at a paint store, you’re fine. Any heavy plastic, or tupperware type container will withstand oil base stain. I’d re-store it in the original can though. The best way of disposing of oily rags, is in a bucket of water, then place the rags in trash on trash day.

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