U.S. Toy Metal Carnival Cans, Silver (GS93)

I painted these put holes in them and attatched them to my son's getaway caar for his wedding. They were perfect.

Cute little cans. was not what I expected. Sent back

I definitely should have measured a soup can before ordering these. They are very small. (See pic for reference) They’re also very thin. They were advertised as being perfect for carnival games and I that is exactly why I purchased them. I’m pretty sure they won’t hold up to being hit with balls. Maybe foam balls?? Pretty disappointed in the quality

Exactly what I expected. Good quality and lasted a few miles before it banged up. Worth it.

I bought these for my son's construction themed birthday party. They were to look like quart sized paint cans for utensil holders as well as "wet paint brush" krispie stick treats. I bought them based on the sellers answer to a question about size stating these were close to quart size. I did not notice the follow up answer from a customer stating they were smaller than soup cans which is why I am posting my own review. They are NOT anything close to quart size. They are tiny. They are also very weak though that is not hugely important to my needs. I am going to attempt returning them because although another customer used them as balloon weights (because they were too small for her project) which would be cute I don't want to try and open them (based on other customer reviews) and be stuck with subpar balloon weights as well as $h1t paint cans.

I do military museum displays and exhibits. These cans are perfect for 20th Century military ration cans with the proper labels attached.

Worked great for my sons birthday party. We painted them red and put eyes & nose on to look like Elmo

We bought them to replace our cans we use in a game called Krazy Kans. These cans are not normal cans and are not one piece. They are made of recycled signs of some sort so the body of the can is one piece wrapped into a can shape and then glued or something. Then the top and bottom are separate pieces. After one use three out of five cans broke apart... Tops and bottoms fell off plus the body of the can came apart which is why we noticed they are made of old signs of some sort. After one use we had 9 cans left from the original 12.after second use we only had 5. The second time we lost 4. The game is used with tiny bean bags being thrown at the cans. So while some people are stronger then others they are very small bean bags not like we are throwing baseballs or something. Not worth the money as we will only get three or four uses and we had our previous regular aluminum cans for like 3 years. They were still usable just not very pretty so we threw them out and got these. Not the best of decisions. For arts and crafts or something similar these should be just fine.