Bob Ross Thinner Bucket with Screen

Kept the screen - tossed the plastic bucket. Would have kept the bucket, but frankly I found the lid a bit difficult to take off and replace. I was after the screen, that was what I wanted. Did not find the screen as a stand alone purchase till later. Nothing wrong at all, I just not a fan of plastic, especially one with a tough lid.

This works as advertised. It saves a lot of mess and gives a loner usefulness to the cleaning solution. It will pay for itself. Recommended.

Conforme à mes attente , super produit. Je recommande vivement

It is really a little thin and soft as others have said. I keep paint thinner in it for about a month now. No leaks. No self-disintegration. The thinner not being turpentine. I still keep it inside a metal case. You never know. But so far - all is well. The grid does move around the bottom a little. But at the end of the day that isn't actually a problem. It acts as screen regardless. For removing the lid: The bucket as a little plastic nose at the side. Similar to those you might find on plastic mustard cups from the super market. It keeps the lid in place. You have to remove that nose and then you can get the lid off in a normal fashion. And back on, of course. So far no issues with loose fit. Size: If you put in a liter of paint thinner in the bucket (that's round about 34 fl.oz) it will submerge the metal grid about 3-4 cm in thinner. That's about 1.2 inches. Basically perfect for cleaning your brushes without spilling the stuff everywhere. You can properly clean that big 2 inch brush in the bucket. It offers enough room. End of the day: If you don't fancy collecting parts to make your own bucket with a grid inside because you're lazy, like I am, this is a good option.

Excellent product. Will but again.