if this is considered advertising I apologise.

 

Do you have any connection to the company or just using their products? The links are good, don't appear to be spam, so the post is approved at this point.

 

Welcome to the forum, Barker.
Actually, we would prefer you become an active, contributing member before posting advertisements. Also, are you only assuming that we don't already know of these products ?
I am a retired sign maker. I have never bought colored screws. They are usually "painted" by hand if they are to match the sign's face.

 

We buy these to save time painting and buying in colours to match. We can also just load the vans with a box of each colour then we don’t need to worry. We would occasionally also get issues with the paint chipping off when we hand painted so these just fix all our issues.

 

we buy 100s of each colour which don’t always match perfect to the job but save us a lot of time.

Sounds like a good plan.

 

Couldn't you just soak a little of the paint into a piece of sponge, or even soft towels, then dip the ends of the screws into it, then let them dry? I wound up doing this on a couple of project. Worked fine. Just drilled a bunch of holes in a piece of scrap 2x4 to hold them while they dry. Or use nail polish, which dries very fast and smooth and glossy. Nail polish comes in a huge variety of colors. Beside that, you can find the star drive screws that are less likely to slip than Phillips.

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

Welcome to the forum @Barker03

 

I really appreciate members posting information on products they use! Even if it is something I have heard of before, as I might need the link or someone else may not have heard of it!

Thank You!!