Jar & Cover 3/4 oz

Item Number: bad500052b

4.6 Stars (41 Reviews)

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Jar & Cover 3/4 oz

Item Number: bad500052b

4.6 Stars (41)

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Product Details

This is a 3/4 Oz. Glass Paint Jar with Cover from Badger.

Product Rank

#2 in Accessories
#2 in Airbrush
#75 in Building Supplies

Includes

One 3/4 Oz. Glass Paint Jar with Cover.

Features

Clear glass jar with black plastic lid.
Fits Models 150, 155, 175, 200, 250, 350 and 360.

Specifications

Badger Product Number: 500052B

Reviews

Review Summary

The reviews highlight a mix of satisfaction and concern regarding the jars used for storing and mixing paints. Many users appreciate the jars for their utility in storing custom paints and thinners, finding them convenient for small workspaces and pre-mixing colors. However, a significant issue noted is the poor quality of the foam gasket, which dissolves when exposed to paint thinner or lacquer vapors, often requiring replacement with more durable materials like cork, alongside occasional problems with plastic lids not sealing properly or breaking.

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Bad Gasket Problem

By: GB (Madison, AL)

This glass jar uses a foam gasket to seal the plastic lid. Paint thinner dissolves that foam gasket, leaving blobs of plastic in the paint. These blobs play havoc with the airbrush and the painted finish on the model. Before using, replace the gasket with something impervious to paint thinner (cork, nylon, a durable cardboard, etc.).

(70)

great

By: wolfbrother1978

Good deal would definitely recommend good quality

(68)

Foam gasket inferior to cork

By: Syclone0044 (Milwaukee, WI)

Badger must've cheapened their design. My 20 year old Badger 200 color cups with cork gaskets are still working well. I put lacquer thinner into this jar and sealed the lid, never tipped or shook it, and the next day the vapors alone had melted the foam gasket into a gooey slime ball. Fortunately it came off pretty much in 1 piece. But now I have a gasket less jar... Paasche still uses nice cork gaskets in their color cups and siphon jars which are virtually Identical to these and also inexpensive.

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