Tulip Fabric Paint, Permanent Spray on Paint, 4 fl oz Black Asphalt

Worked great

My son wanted a blue tiger stripe pillowcase for his treat bag this Halloween. I couldn’t find one to buy, so I got a light blue pillowcase and decided to paint stripes somehow. I found a really easy tutorial on YouTube that showed how to fold the fabric accordion-style, then spray each side with fabric paint. This was the only “fabric spray paint” I could find for quick delivery! It’s pretty easy to use and not too messy, but the color is muted when dry. Looks more like watercolor when it dries, and kind of gray. It can be saturated more to get a richer black color. The only hard part was the nozzle. If you push halfway, it gives a splatter. Full pump is more of a spray, but sometimes it still splattered and splotched. It got a little spotty! Dried within 4-6 hours and looks great!! It’s totally waterproof too…. We went out in the rain and had no issues with the colors running! Normally I would have washed it first, but didn’t have time. I would get this again! 👍🏼

I used this to paint stenciled lines on green felt. It had decent coverage and almost zero bleed at the edges. With that said,, the eco-friendly pump forced me to apply with pumping brush-stroke movements, and the pump action is stiff, even when shifting to using the thumb on the button.

Quality is great and a good value for the cost. It didn't smell and was durable after a wash

Tulip’s fabric spray paint is my absolute favorite paint to add details to the plushies I make for my Etsy store. This paint is very versatile and can be sprayed on directly, or can be sprayed onto a palette and brushed on for fine detail work. They are very easy to mix to create custom colors on a palette as well. I usually use it as a brush-on paint to add details to minky without majorly affecting the texture of the fabric, as seen here with a chibi terminator doll I made. All the battle damage to his face was painted on using the black and red paints from this collection. The fabric spray paint dries quickly, usually within an hour for lighter layers, and up to 3 hours for more saturated coverage. It minimally affects the texture and appearance of the fabric’s pile while adding professional looking detail. If you’re looking for an alternative to the shiny raised look you get from most other types of fabric paint, this is the ticket!

The paint itself works great. It is permanent, doesn’t bleed, and dries fast. However, the sprayer is absolutely useless. I ended up spraying it onto a piece of cardboard and using a paintbrush. I had intended to use it with stencils, but it sprays so unevenly, it was useless. In fact, I would call it more of a squirter than a sprayer.

Easy to use, neater to clean up, and nice strong color that doesn’t wash out.

Spruced up the chair pad

Sprayed a black outdoor cushion. Worked very well.

I had a black jacket with some sun damage. A washing machine dye made no difference . This spray however, worked so much better. Took a few goes and some experimenting, but very happy with the results. Got loads left as well, for top ups. I might experiment on different fabrics. Got some faded black trainers that I'm going to do next.

Je l ai utilisé pour Raviver la couleur d un sac en nylon dont la couleur avait été altérée à cause du soleil. Résultat surprenant. Il est comme neuf. A première vue, la couleur tient bien. A voir dans le temps.

J'avais précédemment testé une teinture pour machine à laver pour reteindre ma veste de moto (Bering Capitol). Ce produit est bien plus couvrant et plus efficace dans son application ! Cependant il faudra deux application pour un rendu nickel. Au départ il faut dire que la veste était très délavée, quasi marron. Le flacon m'a permis de couvrir l'ensemble de mon blouson sans rab' pour faire de petite retouche après séchage. Lors de la pulvérisation j'ai craint un effet plastique car cela luisait un peu mais une fois sec le rendu est nickel. Le point négatif est le pulvérisateur : la zone de pulvérisation est étroite et le système peu confortable oblige à changer de doigt régulièrement. Si c'était à refaire je placerai la teinture dans un pulvérisateur type pistolet : plus confortable et pulvérise plus uniformément (donc plus économique). Attention à un point : la teinture se dépose partout et se révèle tenace immédiatement. A effectuer en extérieur donc et sur un cintre que vous n'avez pas peur de salir. Si mon avis vous est utile, cliquez, ça fait toujours plaisir !

Nozzle clogged , had to buy more to complete my project , but overall satisfied with results