Paint Cans

Lined paint cans have a coating on the inside to prevent reactions between the product and the material of the can. Our selection includes empty paint cans with epoxy phenolic or gold phenolic coatings.

Water based and latex products are perfect for storage in epoxy phenolic (“grey”) lining. It has excellent resistance to alkaline products.

Gold phenolic (“gold”) lining provides acid resistance. Customers commonly use gold lined cans for solvent coatings, oil-based products, and in the aerospace industry.

Unlined metal paint cans come without an interior lining and are commonly used for contents that will not react with the material of the can. Unlined cans are a great choice for oil-based or solvent coatings.

The Cary Company offers paint containers in over 10 available sizes. Wholesale paint cans are available in 22 oz., 128 oz., 1 Liter, ¼ pt., ½ pt., 1 pt., 1 qt., 5 qt., ½ gal., 1 gal., and 5 gal. sizes. The 1 gallon size is a popular and versatile choice for many applications!

Recycling empty paint cans is a great way to prevent potentially harmful chemicals from entering the environment and help conserve resources. When recycling your empty paint containers, it is important to know the material your cans are made of because not all types are recycled the same way. Local recycling guidelines vary from place to place. Before you drop off your cans, familiarize yourself with the process of empty paint can recycling in your area. 

Metal paint cans, plastic paint cans, and hybrid paint cans can generally be recycled. Metal paint cans are almost always constructed of common metals, including aluminum, tin, and steel. Whether they are rusty or not, metal cans can be placed in a recycling bin or sold to a scrapyard. 

Most plastic paint cans are made of polypropylene (PP) plastic and are often recyclable. Learn more about which types of plastics can be recycled to determine whether your plastic paint can is easily disposable or requires a special recycling plant. 

Hybrid paint cans are made of both polypropylene (PP) plastic and metal components. These containers can be placed in mixed-material bins. 

If there’s still paint in your can, you will need to safely dispose of the paint before you recycle the can. Learn more about the best way to dispose of paint cans, as the exact process varies depending on the type of can and paint inside.

Extensive Selection: The Cary Company’s broad line of wholesale paint cans, tools, & accessories provide a solution to any need. Find the perfect container for your business today!

Quality Assurance: All our paint containers meet strict quality standards to ensure reliability and safety.

Competitive Pricing: We provide wholesale prices on all our paint cans for sale, making us the most cost-effective solution for your container needs. Subscribe and be the first to know about sales, discounts, and more!

Expert Support: Our knowledgeable customer service team is always ready to assist you in choosing the right paint can. Call us now at 630.629.6600