Enclosure with oxygen scavenging material for storing paints mixed on artist's palette
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Sep 17, 1996
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Jan 11, 1995
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Jan 11, 1995
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A sealable enclosure is specially adapted to hold a conventional tablet of paper palettes or a reusable palette having paints mixed thereon to prevent drying of the paints. Within the enclosure is attached a packet of oxygen scavenging material for preventing polymerization of oil-based paints on the palette. An improved seal slows drying of acrylic paints. The enclosure fabricated from injection molded plastic having a neutral color.
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