Can you put paint cans in there
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Paint cans are probably a no go. I know around here that paint is considered a hazardous materials. I believe some paint types, latex maybe, you can let dry out and throw away. A lot of counties have a few days each year when you can bring paint by.
791270
You need to check with your local refuse hauler. Paint is considered a hazardous material.
791271
You can put ANYTHING in it. The question is: do you want the Bagster folks to pick it up? (EXPENSIVE AND THEY WON'T TAKE PAINT CANS). If instead you get a local junk hauler who will take the paint cans (most will), do as I have done: instruct them to take the junk and LEAVE THE BAGSTER BEHIND. I reuse mine, even duct taping any tears. Avoids the "rental" cost of having a real dumpster sitting in your driveway. Steve's answer is the best way to get rid of paint cans: take them to the county on hazard waste days. That's what your local junk hauler will do. They'll go through the stuff and resell scrap, ect., which is why they'll charge you less than the Bagster peeps do. You can put ANYTHING in it. The question is: do you want the Bagster folks to pick it up? (EXPENSIVE AND THEY WON'T TAKE PAINT CANS). If instead you get a local junk hauler who will take the paint cans (most will), do as I have done: instruct them to take the junk and LEAVE THE BAGSTER BEHIND. I reuse mine, even duct taping any tears. Avoids the "rental" cost of having a real dumpster sitting in your driveway. Steve's answer is the best way to get rid of paint cans: take them to the county on hazard waste days. That's what your local junk hauler will do. They'll go through the... » Read More You can put ANYTHING in it. The question is: do you want the Bagster folks to pick it up? (EXPENSIVE AND THEY WON'T TAKE PAINT CANS). If instead you get a local junk hauler who will take the paint cans (most will), do as I have done: instruct them to take the junk and LEAVE THE BAGSTER BEHIND. I reuse mine, even duct taping any tears. Avoids the "rental" cost of having a real dumpster sitting in your driveway. Steve's answer is the best way to get rid of paint cans: take them to the county on hazard waste days. That's what your local junk hauler will do. They'll go through the stuff and resell scrap, ect., which is why they'll charge you less than the Bagster peeps do. « Show Less
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I would say "probably." I have painted pieces of my car interior and it worked great - it doesn't even look like paint but like the natural color of the plastic. I'd bet you'd probably need a dozen cans for fridge, though.
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Yes I do not see why not. They do fix together so the paint may cause them not to stack the same.
1215670
The cans need go be basically the same height as a soda can. If the can is slightly larger or mallee in circumference it would probably hold the cans just fine. I imagine that unless you have a lot of cans that are the same item that this rack might be impractical. If it is full there would be many cans that you could not see. It's great for holding cans that are identical!
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to do so, you'll need to drill holes and add a locking bracket. easily done. That said. it's an AWESOME can. Only thing I did was buy a can of spray paint to make it pretty. totally worth every penny
696181
Yes, you can paint it. It would be very easy to paint it before you installed it.
1141747
I wouldn't try to. Can a paint nozzle be used with it? Also having an open paint container above the head could create some humorous situations.
1243649
Absolutely. I have craft paints and similar sized items in mine and they work great. It is a very sturdy unit.
137916
Yes, it would take 3 or more cans depending on how many coats you desire and if you are painting the backside of the fridge.
182659
I just checked mine and cans JUST fit under it, there's just enough room to place and remove them but only millimetres extra space.
1578119
I don't see how you can put foam in it. You wouldn't have a way to keep the foam under pressure and it would dry out anyway. And it does not look exactly like the picture on Amazon. The Amazon pic is the old can. I got the newer, more metallic looking can when I ordered.
801092
YES IT CAN . Make sure you use a paint that can be wiped down interior . or you can use spray paints too.:)
36542
I have one and it is kind of a slick surface. I don't think it will hold paint very well.
685810
I guess you can, if you're careful about it. I wouldn't know what type of paint to use. I just used crayons on mine.
1328252
No, the base of the mixer has a recessed ring that holds the bottom lip of the paint can. In addition the uprights have only an inch or so of clearance for sliding the paint can onto the base.
664611
It probably could but you would have to drill it out that way. It comes pre-drilled....but the holes are tiny and I think would b easy to fill in and paint over. Its really a decent cabinet for the price. We are happy with it.....we bought it to place in a cubbyhole in our new bathroom ...its great!
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as long as the diameter of the can is the same. a plastic lid that comes with power roller fits the top of standard paint can.