81042 · clear glass with screw lidWORKBENCH PICKCraft tools
Keep the custom color you mixed.
Tamiya Paint Mixing Jar
81042 · clear glass with screw lid
Buyer feedback ↓An empty glass jar for mixing and storing model paint. Its screw lid is useful when a project needs the same mix across several sessions.
- 46 mLJar capacityEmpty jar≈ 0.13 × 12 fl oz cans
- 40 × 76 mmL/W × HGlass body; Jar with lid≈ 0.47 × 0.89 bank-card lengths
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THE QUICK TAKE
Is it right for you?
Buy it if you want to save a custom model-paint mix. A separate glass jar lets you label the color and keep it out of the original paint bottle.
Skip it for tiny one-off mixes you will use immediately. A palette may be simpler. The jar is empty, and its markings should not be treated as laboratory measuring equipment.
01 / BUYING NOTES
Before you buy.
02 / AMAZON REVIEWS
The buyers’ view.
What buyers like
- quality12
- mixing5
Mixed feedback
- Value for money6
The small numbers are review mentions. Topics and sentiment are from Amazon’s customer-review overview.
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View source ↗03 / SOURCES
What the sources say.
Tamiya identifies the container as glass with a snug lid and lists use with acrylic, enamel and lacquer model paints. The jar is sold empty for mixing and storing paint.
The listing identifies part 81042 and its nominal capacity. The product is the empty mixing jar, not a bottle of Tamiya paint; paint and mixing tools are separate.
04 / COMPARE
Match the job.
Use a lidded glass jar for a mix you want to store. A wet palette is for keeping water-based paint workable while painting; it is not the same storage container.
05 / PRICE HISTORY
The price over time.
Tamiya Paint Mixing Jar · 81042 · clear glass with screw lid · Amazon US

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