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Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksDoes any one have any ideas for after market cases? Why doesn't R&F put one out? I know I have been walking with a hand full of pigment sticks hoping that they will not fall on the floor. |
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Re: Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksInteresting topic Tedndrake, they do get all over the place, I hope you were able to put them down since your post. I just use the plastic containers from take out Chinese food. Once they are out of the plastic tube, I don't even try to put them back in, but that's just me. I used to just keep them in a plastic bag, sometimes I use zip lock bags, I like to be able to see them before I reach my hand in. But I guess you need a place that has good take out. |
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Re: Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksR&F recommends a covered Tupperware-type container, (basically what Wayne is suggesting), but if you work regularly you don't really even have to cover them. In our workshop room, for instance, the sticks are left out in the open, but on a tray so that they can be moved around and are easy to get to. |
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Laura Moriarty Director of Exhibitions & Workshops R&F Handmade Paints laura@rfpaints.com |
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Re: Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksI've found that "Tupperware Hot Dog Keepers" work great for R&F Pigment Sticks. They're pretty air-tight, they keep the paint sticks separated (clean) and they're relatively inexpensive. I bought several on eBay. |
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Re: Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksThanks for the tip! |
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Laura Moriarty Director of Exhibitions & Workshops R&F Handmade Paints laura@rfpaints.com |
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Re: Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksI use the plastic tubes they arrive in. They slide in and out easily. When the stick is getting smaller, thereby making a longer section of empty tube, I just use a pair of scissors to cut the tube back. It's easier then you might think. |
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Re: Why isn't there a case for these pigment sticksI keep them in cigar boxes- the right size and air tight. Turns out those tobacco shops have stacks, which they sell for a dollar or two or throw away. Well made, attractive, cheap, or free. |
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