Jacquard Products Textile Color Fabric Paint 2.25-Ounce, Ruby Red

Out door cushions that were sun bleached

Arrived quickly. We ordered to use for pointe shoes and it was a success! The color is vibrant, the texture is easy to use, and dried quickly between coats. We didn’t necessarily need a second coat because the quality of the paint, but we painted an extra coat because my daughter would be dancing in them and we figured some paint would come off. We later learned that an extra coat may have not been necessary because some paint did come off on dance floor but maybe more time to cure would have done the trick. The value for your money is quite the bargain compared to purchasing pointe shoe paint. We initially ordered 2 jars of this paint but ended up with more than enough. Ended up using only one jar and had about 25% of the jar left. I’d say that this paint works well and we would definitely purchase again in the future.

I bought this fabric paint to revitalize some pillows that I bought for the front porch. Two months on a covered porch had faded them to look years old. Rather than trash them I went on a search to see if I could dye them. I found this fabric paint instead. I read the reviews and for the price I thought it was worth a try. I got the paint today and just using a cheap brush from Michael’s I did this in about 10 minutes. I did a very light coat, not knowing how much it would take. It went on so easy. Spread easily and makes a huge difference. I used the plastic Amazon bag it came in as a barrier to protect the back of the pillow which is beige. Totally worth the price and the 10 minutes to do it. I have barely used any of the paint so I will be able to refresh these pillows season after season with no problem. You can see the picture the edges on the untouched pillow and it’s a really good color match. The pillows are 100% cotton. I am grateful for the reviews that convinced me to try this!

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I use this to do semi-fine brushed on line work on garments. There's no better fabric paint like this one. Iron the other side of the garment with a second piece of fabric in-between when finished painting to set it. I have not had problems with fading even after years of wear and washing. I dry flat, but I know other people I have given work too have put it in the dyer again and again and it looked fine. I take a little m&m sized amount out and put on aluminum foil and then reseal the cap because it dries out fast and I don't want to ruin the rest of the bottle. Then I just sip my brush in the paint on the foil until I am out again. Wipe of the inside of the cap and ridges on the rim of the jar before sealing, they can get stuck easily.