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Kym Cherry 🍒
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
How have I lived without these for so long??! Very versatile and lightweight plastic drying tools. I can see myself using these for a multitude of things in my art studio including drying of sprayed moss, painted 3d prints, acrylic painted canvas, ect.. Quite practical.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
I’m still undecided on these racks yet, if they were a good investment or not. On one hand they work well for lightweight stuff like small rocks or paintings. On the other hand, if you put anything remotely heavier than a stone on it, it will bow up on the sides. I don’t like that it is sharp at the points, the manufacture didn’t bother to make sure that the parts where smooth. It is nice that they store together in one group. They’re easy to clean off, just wash and rinse them off with water. The price point is $23 for this set of 20. It matched the description in the ad.
Michelle
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
I make polymer clay jewelry and was looking for an alternative for a silicone trivet when adding resin. I thought this would allow excess resin to drip below and not get caught on the back of the piece of jewelry, but the gaps are either too big or too small to hold the pieces of jewelry flat. I can see the benefit for larger crafts. Out of the box, the trays are slightly unlevel. But I was able to bend the tray and even it out, so that was not a problem for me. I will be able to use this for larger pieces, like pendants. But the smaller components of earrings will not fit.
Deborah Price
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
If you have group of children and want to use these for painting, you get 20! It helps to have something like this to lay your painted item on to dry. Dries quickly and can be flipped over. It's very lightweight and looks like it could break easily. If used by children, they could easily break them. It sits on a flat surface. Can be washed clean with a little soap and water. Has a fairly large area to hold numerous items.
M-I-Coug
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
I am a scale model car enthusiast, and an avid modeler of typically 1965-1971 muscle cars. Always looking for new tools for my shop. Love this hobby, and when I saw this paint rack, (or parts-dry rack)....I was super excited. Price of $23 is reasonable for a paint rack I've never seen anywhere.These racks are built well, and easy for storage. They're simple, easy to clean. Absolute thrilled with these racks!
JustAGirlStandingHereAskingYouToReadMe
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
I really wanted to love this product. I love racks, storage solutions, or anything that has a functional purpose especially when it comes to art. This solves a major need in the art world, or at least the concept does.The plastic is extremely flimsy and arrived with a few of the fasteners already broken off. These are the pieces that connect one rack to the other.They did hold my piece on the rack, but once the weight of the item was on there each side of the rack tilted up. If you are pouring resin this would cause an issue, as epoxy is self-leveling. With each side of the rack going up due to weight it would cause your item not to cure properly.If you are just placing an item on these to dry then they will serve their purpose, but they are marketed as much more.I also received only sixteen racks when the description states twenty racks, things happen.When I attempted to put the connectors together, I could not accomplish this no matter how hard I tried. By continuing to try I wound up breaking more of the pieces off.As great of an idea this is, I think it is grossly overpriced ($22.99 at time of posting this). Back to the drawing board on this one. Definitely Needs some improvements.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
These actually look very similar to some that I got that were larger but marketed for helping to keep cats out of your yard and they work very good for that. These are probably 25-50% the size and are another great use of a pegged, open lattice. They will work great for smaller pieces of art that you need to have a light touch on while they dry. Good find and would recommend. Price seems reasonable.
I AM THE FIRE
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
I paint rocks so I needed a way to spray a sealer on them and let it dry while having the rock suspended so it didn't mess up the design. This set of 8" x 6" drying racks is just what I needed! There are 20 in the pack and they are made of flexible plastic with rigid plastic spikes throughout the honeycomb looking pattern. One side has the base of the spike sticking out about .25" and the other side about .75". They work perfectly keeping my stones steady and suspended so I can spray paint them. I wish I found these sooner.
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