Whoa whoa whoa... whoa.... no glasses?!

I live in nashville. It's so humid here you almost don't need a wet pallet or to even add water to your paint. Just open it up and allow the Nashville soup in. 🤣

Great to see more product reviews from you Vincent! I really trust your views on these products and you have a similar taste as me when it comes to miniature related products. Well, if you can use a word like taste, maybe preference would be better, but anyway the things that are not necessarily better or worse, but simply a matter of individual preference. Thanks for everything you do for us!

Appreciate the honest review. If I didn’t already have the Red Grass Games palette, I’d buy this one. I like that it locks for when I go places and still want to paint. Plus the air flow gauges. But not something I need to run out snd buy

I've been thinking about a second wet palette for a long time, and you just convinced me it should be this one.

Very interesting.Keep the reviews coming please. It's always nice to see what you think about all the products out there

I backed this Kickstarter and haven’t regretted it for a second. Great product.

I have one of these as well, gotta say I 100% agree with Vince. Best wet pallette I've had and used.

Nice review. Thank you. Nice to see you eyes without the reflection of your ceiling lights.

Look forward to future product reviews Echoing the same sentiment as others, really value your opinion

I backed the KS so I could replace my Masterson pallete and have been delighted with it, best painting purchase I have made (aside from my vortex mixer). I am in a very humid area (5m from the ocean) so I do have to be careful about mold despite the copper strips etc.

I have one of these... I haven't busted it out just yet.. but now since you approve I may give it a go!

Vince your like the encyclopedia of miniature painting a valuable asset on the hobby journey from product reviews to tutorials. The strict technomancer and godfather of miniature painting vincey v

I just bought one. Can’t wait to use it. Wanted a upgrade from my masterson.

Got this one from the KS! Love it as well.

Thanks Vince, I’ve watched some of your older reviews multiple times just for entertainment.

I also love the product reviews and my favorite videos are the hobby cheating of course.

Thanks Vince, I have a old STA pallet which I’ve had for 4 years now & I’ve been thinking of getting a new one. Was looking at the Red Grass ones but will check this out too.

I picked one of these up because of your recommendation.

I recently ran over my masters wet pallet (look, dont ask lmao), so its time to find a new one. The top compartment here looks pretty useful for me to keep brushes in.

Thanks Vince

I love mine, highly recommend it

I have one and I love it 🥰

Great stuff friend, 👏👍

Agree! Really like my Exemplar and while I do own RGG's Everlasting 1 & 2, this is my preferred one. Only downside, and this is my own fault, is that it's a bit big for my desk. Which is easily fixed with cleaning up the mess, buuuuut... :D

I have this wet pallet, I really enjoy it amd bought a 2nd for my wife.

I have been in the market for a new wet palette so this is convenient. Iv tried several homemade ones and the army painter one. Both are decent but I feel aren't for me. Good Vid Vince.

I do have one studio XL from redgrassgames but for on the go it look good.

I haven't bought a wet palette yet, mostly cause I live in Vegas so it's super dry here, I bought an airbrush in the summer and haven't used it much until it cools down a bit more

Worth noting they allege that they have a new paper and sponge formula as of my comment.

I'll keep this in mind if I ever decide to upgrade from my zip-loc container. Trader Joe's in the US sells a Kitchen Cloth, it is like a thin sponge, similar to the style that comes with wet palettes, which are a massive improvement over the wads of paper towels that I have been using. I don't think that they are anti-microbial, but they are washable and reusable.

The day I have a bit more space on my painting area I do think I’ll upgrade from my sandwich container. Now if that brand can be found here is more than I currently know though. :)

Very interesting - I think if I travelled with my palette more this would definitely appeal to me. As it stands, I think I'll be fine with my Masterson palette, even with the moisture issues I've been having. That said, one of my friends is getting more serious about painting, so there's always a gift opportunity... Looking forward to more reviews on the channel!

Vince I'd love to see your thoughts on a Wowstick

Got tired of the smelly wet palette and upgraded. Thank you for the review.

Well I didn't think I wanted to upgrade my wet palette, but now I'm not so sure

I just ordered one last Saturday, still waiting but I was relieved when I heard it’s Vince’s favorite one!

I think a key quality that we palette's should have is that they are air tight. There is nothing worse than opening a wet palette 5 days after using and then the sponge is so dried and curled up that even if u slightly touch the dry sponge it rips. Also the way the paper is placed on the sponge is important as things get messed up with the paper dries and it curls, on my Matthersons ? STA-wet palette I have a technique whereby I create a thick border around my paper to tuck under the sponge so the paper doesn't curl up when it dries. 1st world problems I guess but improvements in new pallettes are always welcome

Nice. A sponge instead of the thing in Redgrass’s palette that never releases water for me.

Great review of the other good wet palettes out there. Just wondering do you think the sponge for this one would fit in the Masterson one?

nice review. I have one of these. How do you keep the parchment paper from rising? Mine keeps curing up. I'm using the paper I got w/ it.

Have you also used the one from Redgrass Games? How do they compare? 🙂

I have a little perspex box with some inset magnets I glued in to keep it closed tight. I use this as a dry palette tray for if I'm working with metallics and need to set them aside for a few hours for whatever reason. Yea, I hate wasting paint when I'm just doing small touchups and swapping between metallics. So... if you leave some metallics in the dry palette section of this, do they remain workable for a while or would it need a better seal?

Hello, could you give us a video on painting tiny 6mm or 10mm miniatures, like those used for epic 40k or Warmaster? Thank you!

Don't forget to slot in stuff that maybe disappointed you, especially if there's a lot of groundswell behind it. Could help folks curb their GAS a bit, or at least direct it to the most bang for their buck.

that was fast!

I am in the market for a wet pallet and was almost certainly getting the red grass games one and a few painting handles. Would you recommend this wet pallet over red grass games or they the same

Any plans of reviewing Redgrass Games wetpallet 2.0? I have heard mixed reveiws of it, some praise it others says its an inferior product to their previous one.

Hey Vincey V, have you ever ran into the problem where the lid will smash into the paint if you are using both sponges?

Hey Vince! I also have this palette, but am finding that the paint on this pallet dries way faster than my old masterson's wet palette with wax paper. I soak the game envy's palette paper for about a minute and live in the humid-ass south so I'm fairly puzzled. Any ideas as to why this is the case? Reactivating paints gives me some chalky texture.

My masterson is both too dry and too wet. The paint over hydrates with the lid even partially on, but the paper dries out as I’m painting. Maybe it’s time to make an upgrade?

Vince, how long does it take for the specialized paper to start flaking/tearing? Is it any stronger then regular cheap baking paper? I experimented with clear tracing paper, which seemed to react the worst with water - flaked immediatelly after light mixing paint on it with the end of the brush. Baking parchment begins separating/leaving paper flakes in paint after one session, I usually replace the sheet the next day. So wondered if the commercial wet palette paper is more durable, alowing for several day sessions without contaminating the paint with paper particles. Funny, I couldn't find any information on the subject, unless some say just to replace the paper whet it begins to loose quality, wchich I already did for years. There are 50 sheet wet palette paper packs from Army painter or GSF, would theese be worth getting over baking parchment? I'm sure you've tried it all! Thanks!

With a wet pallet, do I want to get the top of the paper wet? Or should I just get the foam wet and the put paper on the wet foam, leaving the top of the paper dry? I seem to be having issues with adjusting to using a wet pallet.

I just use the Army Painter one. It doesn't use too much of space on my desk, it works and I change the paper every time I paint anyway. I live in the middle of Europe. If we have the same humidity for a week that is a long time. So I've never figured out how much air I need. I use fairly thick parchment paper (not the AP stuff). It takes a while to soak up the water, but it doesn't dry out quickly or lets the water flow through too much. Works best for me. I don't travel and paint. Changing the lighting conditions sounds like a nightmare to me. But if I would, your pallet would be a consideration. I would fly over and steal it. 👍

I have the worst luck with wet palettes sadly, my home is slightly slanted, I melted my first one (materson which I left too close to heating in winter), the scale 75 one I got has mold issues, I just honestly am near giving up on wet palettes until I move, between not being able to afford gambling on yet another one, the slant part is a biggest issue (workable around but still).

Made my own out of a Rocerho chocolate box and used medical silicone foam rubber dressings as the hydration pad. It's the material they use for the commercial wet palletes hydration layer I'm pretty sure. Feels the same as the sutff in my Army Painter wet pallette.

Can the base stack on top of the top when open, or does the top compartment latch get in the way a bit?

The only reason I'm stuck on redgrass is they're the only ones whose sheets don't have that weird hydrophobic property that makes your paint bead up. I've tried the GSW and Army Painter ones and both of those bead up. For a while I had to use grease proof paper and started to get used to the beading thing, but as soon as the redgrass sheets were back in stock I jumped back. I worry that one day they'll stop making them.

Algorythms

How does it compare to redgrass? I can honestly see the carry case as being the benefit how many paints can hold do you think? Let's go with pro-acryl bottle size. By the way I like the idea of more product reviews.

Vince I'd love to see your thoughts on a Wowstick