Paint Touch Up Bottles with Brush - 6 Pack - Touchup Paint Applicator Bottle Kit with Mixing Ball - Container Size 2 oz/60 ml

Great product, holds a decent amount of paint. The marble inside is brilliant and helps to mix the paint up between use. I personally found the tiny attached paintbrush insufficient in quality, but just removed it and will use my own. Would recommend!

Have not used the product yet, but it is as advertised. I am going to stir up 10 year old latex wall paints and store in these bottles for color samples. I will then be able to take samples to the paint store latter, and discard the 1 gallon cans during hazardous waste day. A small label will be used to transfer the paints.

As advertised. Exactly what I was looking for.

These are exactly what I wanted, a really good size. I like the fact that they are sheer enough to see the color. I ordered these because I have been doing some touch up work and this makes it very convenient for carrying. They have a small ball in each one to be immersed in the container to help mix it. Plus, there's a.small brush with each container--very handy! Thanks.

I have several colors and types of paint used in the interior of the house, and it is a bit of trouble to find the paint, mix it up and touch up as needed. These bottle with applicator and mixing ball will help keep my paint looking nice. I will need all 6 of the bottles for my touch up needs.

Perfect remedy for any touch-ups! No need to go looking for the original paint can only to find (if it is found) to be a rusty inside. This touch-up system easily stores in any cabinet or on any shelf ... Garage, Panry, Kitchen, Office, Desk, etc. With the built-in brush, there is no need to buy a brush, clean it up, or dispose of it after every little touch-up. I'm a principal of a school and touchups are quicker than calling maintenance for repair! School looks top-notch at all times.

Perfect to store touch up paint easy to use

The bottles are great! The marble inside is an awesome touch! The brushes, however, lack. It’s not the bristles, but that as soon as we lifted the brushes out of the bottle, pain dropped everywhere from the lid and brush stick, which is completely immersed in the paint. We could not figure out a way to get the paint to stop dripping without holding the stick out and letting it drip, which we did not have time to do, since we needed to put the cap on and off multiple times while me moved from location to location to touch up paint the house.