Kovrd 2-in-1 Reusable Paint Tray Storage Bag and 39” x 29” Drop Cloth, Keep Brushes Rollers and Paint Wet for Days, Fits 5-gal Bucket, Contractor Quality for Professional Interior and Exterior Jobs

This paint tray storage bag is great! It works exactly as promised. We are currently painting the interior of the main level of our home. It has been so messy wrapping brushes, rollers and trays in plastic and trying to find room in the refrigerator for them every night. Now I'm able to store all of that in this storage bag outside of the refrigerator and it keeps everything fresh and ready to use the next day.

I stored my entire tray with the 9 inch roller for the entire weekend came back to it on a Monday and everything was just the way I left it. Nothing had dried up and I was ready to get back to painting. From the looks of it, it probably would’ve been fine for several more days easily. Happy I purchased this product.

As a painter this saves so much plastic and time. Just place your paint tray in and zip it.No joke just make sure your customers know what it is. Had one pic up the handle with paint in the bag. Leaked paint across their living room. lol then they had the nerve to ask me to replace their floor. I did not. It literally says wet paint inside. Lol

Keeps paint from drying over night in tray.

Rather than putting the paint back in the can, you can keep it in this storage bag overnight. Also, it is an excellent tool if you are using multiple paints in a room or on a job. The major disadvantage of this product is that once you get paint in the zipper, you can't entirely close the storage bag.

I have always used bags or cling wrap to try and keep the paint tray wet a few days until the project is done, this rarely works well.With this:-no dry gunky bits of paint in my tray-roller and brush are good to go day after day-the cover protects from accidents (pets and people kicking or stepping in the paint tray)I did use baby wipes to keep it clean, it says that paint will not flake off the surface if left to dry on the cover, but why risk it.

I'm a veteran home painter and I really like these for storing paint trays. They work very well in keeping the paint good and usable for at least a day. One thing I recommend though - as soon as you get it, cut it in half and sew up each side and you'll have 2 perfectly sized paint tray holders. (The original size is ridiculously too large for just about anything - and forget about that sliding it under the door while your painting the door thing. Easier to just use a small dropcloth.) But again, absolutely great for storing paint trays while you work!

With an interior latex (PPG/Glidden) I had to pause and couldn't get back to it for six days. At that point the roller was still wettish. If you go past a couple days and really want to save the sleeve, you can assure it by putting a wet paper towel in there. All the bag is doing is keeping the humidity up. I've kept brushes/pads in ziplocks for days without a problem. But Ziplocks aren't big enough for a whole tray and roller... so get this!If you're looking for cheaper hack, I would imagine the XL ziplocks would do just as well, though those are a pain to seal up. Not as simple as this one with a zipper.Zipper is nice quality and easy to zip. The rest is just plastic vapor barrier sewn to the zipper. Still a nice innovation. Simple can be pretty great sometimes.