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Choosing a Rack for Paint Bottles
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Your welcome Steve,
I made a Pdf. of it you only need to glue the sides together.
So for everybody who want a rack here it is.
Cheers Richi
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Thats a nice one Richi I have nabbed a copy of that pdf...
Laurie; good idea for its simplicity alone.
Steve. re the seeing what colour the paints are. I keep mine in a draw and look down on the tops, to add finding the correct colour, When I start a new bottle, when it is well shaken, I put a drop of paint in the dimple at the top of the lid. I never worn one off and makes it easy to find the colour you are after.
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Here is what I use Steve, holds 11 Vallejo bottles per row, 6 rows per rack. I have two of them and they are the perfect size. I store the bottles in number order on the racks and they are very easy to identify.
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Originally posted by \Wow Barry very worried about what you store in those racks o_OLaurie
see for yourself - perfect for Vallejo...
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Yes they are very nice as well Barry. You are obviously of a neat and tidy person very similar to me. Good thing about this sort of rack which I had in mind for mine you instantly see the colour.
I also, which may be a help to others, have pasted to card backings the colour brochures of Vallejo Tamiya Revell and Humbrol.
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Made some pictures of my home made rack.
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I really like this because I can turn the rack around once in a while so the paint i am not using very much is moved to.
Cheers Richi
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Just made a couple of little racks to sit on the work top.
The main racks are on the wall away form the work top area. I did not want them cluttering that wall area around the work top as I use this for hanging up the tools.
Simple thing 3 bits of wood (B & Q of course, me thinks why do B & Q not stock Vallejo) pinned together.
The idea is when beginning a project I get all the colours I need they then get scattered around resulting in a "hunt the thimble". This way all the paint is to hand and tempers are not frayed.
The Father was a Carpenter & Joiner and he would probably have said "this is not classic joinery work". But it works.
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Originally posted by \Made some pictures of my home made rack.I really like this because I can turn the rack around once in a while so the paint i am not using very much is moved to.
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Thanks folks for all the ideas. After some thought, and bearing in mind that I want to store various sizes and shapes of bottles etc. (Vallejo, Xtracrylix, Tamiya, Microsol and-set and some others) I decided to follow Laurie's method of making one out of wood to hang on the wall. Construction has just started, report to follow.
Having failed to find a drawer that fits under my work table (clutter is reduced if many things are out of sight, and also can be found in the same place) I will be making a couple of plywood drawers with a pair of runners, bought from:
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Steve I bought nail varnish stands from amazon I bought the 5 tiered ones which hold 56 bottles of Vallejo bottles or 35 bottles of wash (large) for £11 each they are acrylic
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Originally posted by \Here is what I use Steve, holds 11 Vallejo bottles per row, 6 rows per rack. I have two of them and they are the perfect size. I store the bottles in number order on the racks and they are very easy to identify.http://www.amazon.co.uk/Avonstar-classic-range-cosmetic-storage/dp/B004X5B7XM/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1388998204&sr=8-8&keywords=nail varnish racksComment
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