Drop it off free
2 free paint drop-off sites within 12 miles.
- Coos County Beaver Hill Disposal SitePaint store1.4 mi
- Habitat ReStore Coos BayPaint store1.6 mi
- Kel Cee Ace HardwarePaint store22.8 mi
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Coos County Habitat ReStore paint recycling
776 S 2nd Street, Coos Bay, OR 97420
- Accepts
- Latex and oil house paint, primers, stains, sealers and clear finishes.
- Who can use it
- Households and businesses; business oil paint only from very small businesses.
- Hours
- Tuesday–Saturday 9 am–5 pm. Call to check it’s taking paint.
- Load limits
- Original labeled cans up to five gallons, lids tight. Call about per-visit limit and space.
- Fees
- Free for PaintCare paint.
No spray cans, asphalt, caulk, road-marking paint, solvent, tar, tints or wood treatment. Staff may OK some for resale; ask first.
Beaver Hill Transfer Site — PaintCare traffic booth
55722 Highway 101, Coos Bay, OR 97420
- Accepts
- Latex and oil house paint, primers, stains, sealers and clear finishes.
- Who can use it
- Households and businesses; business oil paint only from very small businesses.
- Hours
- County lists Tuesday–Saturday 8 am–4:30 pm; closed Sunday, Monday and holidays. Ask when paint drop-off ends.
- Load limits
- Original labeled cans up to five gallons, lids tight. Call about per-visit limit and space.
- Fees
- Free for PaintCare paint.
Leave paint at the traffic booth as directed. Never pour it into the motor-oil tank. Garbage hours aren’t a hazardous waste event appointment.
2 PaintCare drop-off sites within 12 miles of Coos Bay.
3 paint stores and 0 hazardous waste sites, closest first. Paint stores take house paint, stain and varnish, usually up to a set amount per visit. Hazardous waste sites also take chemicals like thinner, but some only serve local residents. Call before you go.
Rules most stores here share
Who: Households and VSQG Businesses in Oregon
Products: This site accepts latex and oil-based house paint, stains and varnish in containers up to 5 gallons in size. This site does not accept aerosols (spray paint or other spray products), containers without original labels, or containers that are leaking or empty.
Each listing below shows only what’s different, plus its limit.
Coos County Beaver Hill Disposal Site
1.4 mi55722 Hwy 101, Coos Bay, OR 97420
- Hours
- Tuesday-Saturday 8 am-4:30 pm
- Limits
- Limit: 80 gallons per visit.
- Products
- This site accepts latex and oil-based house paint, stains and varnish in containers up to 5 gallons in size. This site does not accept aerosols (spray paint or other spray products), containers without original labels, or containers that are leaking. This site will accept empty containers.
Habitat ReStore Coos Bay
1.6 mi776 S 2nd St, Coos Bay, OR 97420
- Hours
- Tuesday-Saturday 9 am - 5 pm
- Limits
- Limit: 20 gallons per visit.
Kel Cee Ace Hardware
22.8 mi1350 Hwy 101 S, Reedsport, OR 97467
- Who
- Households and Businesses in Oregon
- Hours
- Paint is accepted during regular business hours. Call ahead for hours and to make sure the store can accept the amount and type of paint you would like to recycle.
- Limits
- Limit: 5 Gallons per visit.
From PaintCare’s drop-off map ↗, updated October 6, 2026. Hours and limits are PaintCare’s. Distances are straight-line, not driving.
Which option fits your Coos Bay cleanout?3
Small house paint leftovers near downtown
The ReStore on South 2nd Street, between Golden and Hall, lists latex and oil house paint, primers and finishes. It’s a handy in-town stop when staff have room. It’s open Tuesday–Saturday, so Monday needs another plan.
You’re already driving to Beaver Hill
Keep paint easy to reach so the booth attendant can direct it before you unload anything else. The county’s recycling sheet separates paint from used oil. Paint is free; ask about trash or other fees separately.
You missed the September chemical event
The 2026 list ended September 19 at Beaver Hill; no October or November date is listed. Call the hazardous waste number about the next event and business options. House paint can still go to the year-round drop-offs.
Coos Bay rules and tips2
THE LOCAL ANSWER
Coos County Habitat at 776 S 2nd Street and Beaver Hill at 55722 Highway 101 both take paint. Call with your amount. Chemicals PaintCare doesn’t cover need a separate, approved place.
For regular house paint, compare the downtown Habitat ReStore with Beaver Hill’s traffic booth. Hazardous waste events are separate, and every 2026 date on the county calendar has passed.
Hand paint to staff, not a tank
At Beaver Hill, paint goes to the traffic booth area. Never pour paint or solvent into the used-oil tank.
Donating isn’t disposal
Habitat may resell some off-list products, but only after talking with you. Its free large-donation pickup doesn’t promise to take hazardous paint.
Free pickup programs and other options
The county’s last 2026 Beaver Hill hazardous waste event was September 19. For the next chemical event or business help, call 541-396-7624; a past event isn’t daily drop-off. PaintCare free pickup: View program details ↗ .
Getting your paint ready
Keep labels readable and lids tight. Tell staff separately about spray, boat, road-marking or wood-preservative products. Don’t pour questionable paint into another can.
Full preparation checklist →Coos Bay questions2
Does Beaver Hill take all chemicals during regular hours?
No. County pages show PaintCare paint drop-off, not daily hazardous waste. Ask about other chemicals.
Will Habitat’s free pickup take any unwanted paint?
Not necessarily. Ask the ReStore what it can pick up.
Sources and how we checked8
Ask about paint limits and whether out-of-county residents or businesses can drop off. The county labels Beaver Hill both Coos Bay and Coquille; go by the Highway 101 street number.
Checked October 4, 2026 against these sources, not by phone. How we research.
