Paint Saint | Sealable Touch Up Container with Brush Attached to Lid | Ideal for Quick Touch Up’s & Airtight Storage | Perfect for Property Management & Home Improvement (1 Count)

I love using these paint containers! No need to lug out the big gallon of paint for little touch up jobs. It keeps the paint fresh as well. Very important thing to note-don’t shake the container before using; just kind of swirl it in a circle-just enough to mix up the paint a bit.

This is a great tool for the pesky little touchup jobs around the door, trim, and stuff that seemed to always get banged up.

Love this so much! I have a toddler and matte white walls throughout the house. The walls are impossible to clean so my only option to cover up dirty stains is to paint them. I poured the paint into this container and am now able to quickly do paint touch ups in a breeze. I use this almost weekly for little spots here & there.

This is a good idea and it holds a lot of paint. I keep it in my pantry with my wall color and it is super easy to do touch ups. The only problem I had was you have to be careful or it drips paint.

The Paint Saint is the perfect container for easy touch-ups around the house. I have two-one for the wall paint and one for the trim. It is so convenient to not have to carry around a gallon bucket of paint. It is a NO MESS solution! It has a ledge inside the container to wipe away excess paint to prevent drips. It seals tightly and the paint lasts a long time in the container. Would recommend!

So easy! Great idea!

I absolutely LOVE this. However I use a epoxy based paint for workand didn't notice that the description stated water based paint only..... while the product did last for a good 4 months, the epoxy paint pretty much destroyed the lid. The brush and cup are still perfect though. I REALLY, REALLY wish there was a version for paints other than just water based.

These are better than lugging around the can, but there are so many design issues. Here’s a list of issues:-metal rings get glued in place by little bits of paint-due to shaking, paint is always on the underside of the lid which then drips down unexpectedly as you paint-there’s a little lip around the underside of the lid that makes it harder to scrap off this excess paint-you either have to store very little paint in the jar or you will have a brush that is full (even past the bristles) with paint