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Palettes for Oil Paint
Standard Oil Paint PaletteStandard Oil Paint Palette: Usually made of unvarnished wood, but sometimes plastic or glass. Apply paint to the edges and mix in the center. Scrape off paint residues after use.
Professional Wooden Palette with Arm SupportProfessional Wooden Palette with Arm Support: Useful for longer sessions. Apply paint to the edges and mix in the center. Scrape off paint residues after use.
Tear off paletteTear-Off Palette: Tear off the dirty sheet after use and start with a new one. Available in multiple sizes and brands.
Glass PaletteGlass Palette: Easy to clean and available in various backgrounds (white, gray, or transparent).
DIY Tip: You can make an oil paint palette from plywood or plexiglass. Cut it to your desired shape and size. Sand the edges to avoid sharpness. Place a colored paper matching your background under the palette to see how your mixed colors will look.

Tip:
To store an oil paint palette with paint on it, cover the paint with plastic wrap. This keeps the paint usable for a long time and allows you to transport the palette without making a mess.