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Paint Cans & Buckets - Empty & Dry
If paint is dry, tap paint chunks into trash. Place dry, empty can or bucket into recycling bin (if accepted for recycling in your curbside program) or trash with the lid separated.
Use up wet leftover paint, offer it to neighbors, or drop it off for paint recycling at a PaintCare partner paint store. Find recycled paint for resale at ReStore locations.
Rags, stirrers, pans and brushes with dried paint may go into the garbage. Empty spray paint belongs in the recycling bin (cap off); click here for partially uses cans of spray paint.
Clyde accepts this item in your curbside recycling container.
Must be clean, empty and dry.
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2260 Commerce Ave Suite C, Concord •Free Drop-off -
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555 Contra Costa Blvd, Pleasant Hill •Free Drop-off -
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1241 Diamond Way, Concord •Free Drop-off -
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3505 Deer Valley Rd, Brentwood • (925) 753-5677Free Drop-off -
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101 Myrtle St., Oakland • (510) 992-7871Remove excess dry paint chips, let residue dry. Put in recycling cart with lid off.Pick-up for a Fee -
- Recycle
172 98th Ave., Oakland • (510) 613-8700Commercial waste hauling servicePick-up for a Fee -
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2615 Davis St., San Leandro • (510) 638-2303Must be empty/dry. Remove lid before recycling the container and lid.Free Drop-off -
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- Landfill
3110 Busch Rd., Pleasanton • (925) 846-2042Empty and dry cans and buckets only.Free Drop-off -
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3458 Enterprise Ave, Hayward • (510) 606-1548Must be completely dried. NO WET PAINT.Drop-off for a Fee -
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41149 Boyce Rd., Fremont • (510) 252-0500Must be empty/dry. Remove lid before recycling the container and lid.Drop-off for a Fee