TAG one stroke pro case

For those of us who are lazy and don't like cutting up our cakes to make splits or just own way to many of the awesome TAG one strokes, they have brought out a split cake insert for a pro case and a pro case to go with it http://www.tagbodyart.com/shoppingcart/products/18-x-1-Stroke-Cake-insert-for-Palette.html, I am seriously considering getting a case and insert as I have loads of there splits and keep them in a small lunch box at the moment. They also have three new pearl colours, blush, lilac and lime green, yay. I have to put in an order soon so I'll be getting them as I have some space in my pallet (I have to get a 90g pearl white, pearl rose, golden orange and red).

Yay more stuff!

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http://www.tagbodyart.com/shoppingcart/categories/FACE-AND-BODY-PAINT/Palette/ try this one.

Why not just velcro them into an empty case and save the money and shipping on the insert? Since they are square, you will be able to get a lot more in as well.

-Metina

What Metina said. I got rid of the insert in my Laptop case & velcroed the paints in. Works great & I can fit a lot more paints in. I really wish the containers were square & not round... just think how many paints I could fit in then....

I picked up a Mehron pro case in the swap shop a while ago and "rediscovered" it last year in my closet. Being a pack rat I decided to use it for my split cakes (of which I have legion ) but I wanted to be able to man-handle my case without damaging my cakes. So...being a magnet freak, I epoxied a sheet of metal (originally intended to be used to make a magnet board) to the bottom of the case, expoxied some neodymium magnets to the bottoms of my splits and viola! I have a split cake case that I can turn upside down without worries.

When I run out of paint, I can either transfer the replacements into the old case or pop the magnet off and reapply them to the new paint.I also like the fact that I can take all of the lids off of my splits and have them ready to use.

To that end I saw on the DIY channel that they now make magnetic primer for walls so that you can put magnets up on walls. I 'll bet you anything you can use this in the bottom of the cases and only one side of the magnet on the bottom of the paints.

Bengamin Moore and Rustoleum both make this paint.

Let use know!

I've seen that paint at craft stores (Michael's) long ago but they don't have it there any more. I know they still make it though. I'm just not sure where you can get it.

Ok.. I'm liking this idea. Maybe I will just get the case without the insert, then use it any way I want! hmmm...