250ml / 500ml Fabric Paint

If your fabric is faded from the sun; don’t be scared this stuff works like paint and puts a little upgrade to your furniture without the huge price. A tip for cost savings is use this for the cushions you sit on because it stays soft and adds a little hint of color in even the first coat. And then the borders and sides of the couch buy acrylic paint and paint those areas you don’t sit on. The acrylic paint is stiffer but it also gives a starch to the fabric so pillow cushions are easier to fluf. The first photo shows light green the second is the dark green. I like the light green it looks richer like a chartreuse color. The original color was an olive gray green but it faded and just looked sad.

Incredibly happy with the results! AI told me this would be a great product for changing the color of the border on my rugs. I taped it off with painters tape, wet the edges of the rug with water, and applied the black Fabricoat dye with a cheap 2 inch paintbrush. I even added a little water to the dye to thin it out a tiny bit. It was easy to apply. As soon as I applied it to the entire border, I just pulled off the painters tape and it was perfect. I laid it on the ground on a painters tarp for the night to dry. I had washed them with a steam vac before I ever painted them, also. I couldn’t be happier with the results. It didn’t bleed it was easy to apply and it’s nice and dark. One coat. I it wanted to match my banister that had been painted and match the other accents in the room that are black. Highly recommend.!

Impressed with the dye. It took me 4 coats (1.5 bottles) applied over 3 days to dye the original fabric on this 45 year old Hickory Chair gooseneck chair. I thoroughly cleaned the old fabric. I moistened the fabric and applied the first coat. After drying 24 hours I applied the second- 4 th coat over 2 days. Once dried applied 3 coats of Scotch guard fabric sealer. There is no need to mask finish wood parts as the dye wipes off wood with a moist cloth. Pour dye in a container and apply as directed with a good quality nylon brush. Dye is the consistency of jelly and cleans up with water.

[Raspberry] Worked pretty good. I painted a brand new microfiber/velour king size headboard (it's a Modway headboard in the very light gray color). I used a spray bottle and sprayed it down generously before applying and used a paintbrush to apply. It took about 45 minutes to get each coat and two coats used 75% of the large bottle. The color was pretty inconsistent with the first coat but the fabric was still kind of soft after, but the fabric definitely changed with the second coat (it is no longer 'brushable'? or soft like most velvet or microfiber is). I'm not sure how I'd feel about this if it was a chair I'd sit in but thankfully I painted a headboard that won't be touched. I was less concerned with keeping the texture of the frabric and more concerned with the headboard being this color - 5 stars for color, 3 stars for changing the fabric - 4 stars over all.

This product is wonderful. Only thing is order more than the chart says. I used black over a dark burgundy and it took two coats and I should have gotten two bottles not one. But saved me from upholstering or a new sofa.

This is an amazing product!!!! I bought a vintage wicker chair that had an upholstered box seat cushion. The existing cushion color was unattractive. I priced out getting the cushion reupholstered but it was quite expensive. I then found Fabricoat and thought I could make the cushion look new by using this paint applied product. It worked so well!!!! I needed two bottles to complete the job. The paint was easy to apply, and was quickly absorbed into the canvas duck fabric. In the dark brown color I chose for the cushion, it looks like new! I am so impressed with this product for changing the color of the upholstered cushion. I highly recommend this product.

We have a very comfortable older black chair and ottoman that the finish wore off of the fabric. Since we enjoyed the chair so much we decided to try this black paint as a possible solution. The directions say to moisten the fabric, apply the product and brush while drying to prevent stiffening. I did the ottoman first as directed and it came out nice but the fabric was fairly stiff, though still somewhat flexible. Since this paint is more of a thick gel, almost like jello than a paint I decided to thin it with water before doing the chair. This did help but after brushing it as it dried it still stiffened the fabric and it's noticeable when you feel it. On the good side, it covered pretty well and the chair looks much better, it dries overnight and there's no odor to it. There doesn't appear to be any color transfer of the dried product onto clothing and if you not worried about the way the fabric feels it may be worth a try just don't expect a complete renewal of the material.

Managed to turn a bright red pet bed a dusky plum. Not quite the purple I wanted, but it did an impressive job with just two coats. Washed out of the sherpa lining easily with some dish soap and baking soda without undoing the outer fabric dye job. Easy to apply and dries fairly quickly.

Funkade bra, billigare att måla om min rullgardin än att köpa en ny i annan färg. Var noga med att kolla så färgen täcker helt, upptäckte när jag hängt upp gardinen att det är lite ljusare partier på några få och små ställen. Lägger det på mig och inte på produkten. Målade två lager.

Used on an old sofa I had. It worked great

He pintado un chaiselongue gris de azul oscuro, el resultado es bueno, aún así, necesitaré el doble de botes de los que pedí, cuatro en vez de dos, de medio litro. Pienso que quedaré satisfecho

Attention, la couleur ne correspond pas à du marron, mais plutôt du rouge foncé qui vire au brun très clair en séchant…

Parece ser bom.