Uiifan 4 Pcs 1 Gallon Empty Paint Cans with Lids Metal Paint Buckets with Handle for Varnish Craft DIY Art Supply Storage (Silver)

Perfect for storing paint, or preparing old paint for disposal

These cans are made of good sturdy material, not sure exactly what it is but if feels like some sort of stainless steel alloy or something, not sure but its very good quality. Lids fit extremely good and are easy to put on and seal exellently.However they are smaller than described in the item description and pictures. The pictures show the cans are 7.6" high but they are not, they are about 6.6" high, an entire inch shorter. The width in the description is accurate though. So they are not as big as the gallon paint cans I'm used to buying paint in from the store. But in my case, I am storing solvents in them and I value the quality of the lid sealing over the size so I'm happy with them. The size is still fine for most cases, but the item description needs to be updated.At about $11 each which includes shipping they're pricey. But overall I'm happy with my purchase.

These cans are the same diameter as standard 1 gallon cans from Home Depot or Lowes but they are 1 inch shorter. Also a gallon from one of those stores would not transfer to these cans. The description is strongly misleading. Do not purchase if you want 1 gallon cans.

These are weird, they are shorter and bigger around than a regular gallon of paint. The lids do not fit very well on them, and one of them rusted with paint inside. Maybe they're supposed to be used for something else other than actual paint, but they didn't hold up well for my use.

I had ordered to much paint for my rental property and wanted to separate the paint in my 5 gallon container. These paint cans were perfect and I was able to put and seal my paint in these containers.

These worked well for my event. I ordered the white. My only caution is that some of them came with marks and dents even though they seemed to be packaged to prevent that. I was still able to use them and they turned out beautifully. If you need them in pristine condition you may be disappointed. I was not however.

Im super anal so after the house was built the painter left a few cans of paint, some in big buckets and one in an old dented up slopy can. I make labels, pasted it on the new cans, mixed and transferred the left over paint and have it stored neatly in a cool dry spot.

These cans helped me store paint more convenient.