Textile Color Paint NEUT Grey

I purchased this fabric paint to restore a pair of Jordan high tops that I had purchased inexpensively. The shoe had severe staining (not sure what or how) on the white tongue of the shoe. The rest of the shoe looked great and like new so I thought I would give it a go. After failed attempts to clean the shoe with various solutions including bleach, I turned to this. It worked great. Per the reviews many have had success using this on various materials so I thought I would give it a try. The tongue of the shoe was a synthetic polyester material -- not cotton, canvas or leather. This went on great with a small, firm and flat paint brush. After one coat the stain was mostly covered. The paint dries fairly quickly. I applied three coats letting them dry in between. Then overnight to set. the next day I used a heat gun gently on the tongue to set -- not too close or hot though. Tongue of the shoe is a bit firmer, but still very pliable and still feels and looks like fabric. Since I had the paint out, I tried it on a pair of white leather AF1's that had a scuff near where the shoe meets the ankle. The scuff was showing gray underneath. This worked on that too. However, I believe with leather shoes, you may need to do some pre steps -- such as taking off the "clear coat" of the leather then reapplying a cleat coat. See online videos on this process. I was just trying it on the scuff as an after thought so I did not do those steps. Would recommend. It is a bit pricey, I bought the bigger size, however, you may be fine with the smaller size as a little goes a long way with this paint. I'm more worried about the paint drying out on me than I am with using it up.

Easy to use and looks good. Brighter than I expected

Works in fabric

Probably very quality product! However, the shade of pink that is in the pictures and the shade of pink that this is... do not match what I need.

This is the best fabric paint and trust me, you are going to need a lot more white than anything! Mixes well with other colors. Covers great! Washes out of brushes with ease but stays on fabric when heat set correctly.

Spray painting my cushions has been fairly easy. I do recommend to wear plastic gloves when you do so. I used this paint to paint the cushions of my outdoor love seat. My current cushions are solid beige on one side and a stripe beige, taupe, cream on the other side. One can covered one side of one cushion. Can two was used on the second cushion and can three was used to spray a light second coat on both cushions. The last three cans will be used to spray one side only of the back cushions. I do recommend the product, just know it will take possibly two cans to paint one side of one cushion. My cushions are large cushions for deep seating furniture. After spraying, I used a cleaning brush to dry brush the cushions down, this helped remove any stiffness from the paint and left the cushions very soft. Since I haven’t finished (106 degrees) so too hot to finish. Once the backs are done I plan to take a photo. Thus far I am very pleased, cost me a pretty penny, but still cheaper than purchasing new cushions or sewing new covers which I also considered. Spraying has been mush easier and faster than recovering them. You will need to spray two coats to get a nice even coverage that will fool anyone looking at them. No one will be able to tell you painted the cushions. I also bought one jar of the fabric paint in the same color in case I wanted to touch up any places I didn’t get sprayed well, or to use on the rolled edges. Haven’t needed to use it yet since the spray did the job ok for me.

I was super hesitant to buy this for my headboard project, but I am Soo happy I took the risk! What I can say about the other reviews are two things: a) it's the user b) the type of fabric probably makes a huge difference. That being said the fabric on this headboard is similar to that of a soft polyester bed sheet. I used two size foam brushes one was a half inch and the other one full inch. after one coat it reminded me of an old black pleather couch we had that started peeling. I only had about 1/8 of the jar left so I diluted it with about half of what was left with water and went over the whole thing again and it came out just as the final pic I posted. It almost gives it a texture of a pleather material but the look is a cross between pleather and suede. My one suggests slow and soft wins the race. Don't be trying to get the whole thing the solid color your looking for on the first coat just make sure your whole project has coverage and then go over it with it diluted a tad. I was able to to do this whole headboard with one 8oz jar. Super excited for the results!! Don't forget to take a blow dryer to it once you're completely satisfied, not between coats! Make sure to spend enough time to blow dry it all well or your project may bleed onto clothes or bedding. If it starts to peel, fade, or bleed, I will post an update. Good luck on your project!

weird “paint”. My jar was like a jar of jelly. no matter how much i stirred it, it wouldn’t look or act like paint. i couldn’t even dilute it to get it to be like normal paint. maybe i just got a bad jar.

Love this fabric paint! Great coverage and viscosity. I paint canvas bags and this is my fave fabric paint. I seal it onto the fabric by ironing the reverse side for 5 minutes.

Amazing paint. Really stays on, you can even wash the things you paint and the color is still vibrant ! However, I would recommend to do a couple of paint layers

This arrived open and leaking paint all over the bag - I believe it was the delivery at fault since it was clearly fresh and had possibly come open when delivered

acheter pas sont irresponsable,, le pot a couler ,,, et faut je le retourne et ca me tente pas jai jeter et je rachete plus de cette compagnie ,c pas la premiere fois ca arrive que ca coule et il ont pas resolu le probleme

Perfect