Nicpro Yellow Fabric Paint, 8.45 oz (250 ml) Paint for Clothes Permanent

Works very well on fabric. I followed the instructions, washed the item before painting, lightly ironed, after letting it set for a couple of days. Nice dark black color with good saturation; easy to use, with a pudding – like consistency that did not run when using a stencil; seemed to adhere very well to the fabric; a large bottle that completed my project and left almost half a bottle for future use – – a good value. Make sure to follow all of the directions for best results.

Bigger bottle than expected but that was great for me! I used this to make a shirt and the color never transferred

I wish I had taken before and after pictures. I have two cats and they did a number on my faux leather couch. I tried a paint sold for this purpose and I tried a leather material with an adhesive backing, neither worked. One day as I was peeling the strips of material off my couch I noticed it was just a type of fabric underneath and I wondered if just a regular fabric paint would work. I searched and I found this one, which actually says for furniture but I didn't notice that til after it arrived. It's a large bottle and I had quite a large area to repair. I applied 4 coats to each area, letting it dry in between, and I still have more than half the bottle left. If someone walked into my house and saw my couch they would not notice the areas that have the paint. It blended in so well. I am so happy with the results. My husband is happy. It dries really quickly so I got done in two days, it covered really well and blends in good. I was afraid their might be a chemical smell but there wasn't at all. I didn't smell anything. I only wish they had more colors. I got black and like I said it did well, no one will notice it but I would have liked to be able to blend some brown into it. I think they do have a brown but you have to buy a kit. I really like my couch and did not want to replace it. This saved me so much money. If you want to try this just pull back the damaged area until the fabric is exposed. Do 3 to 4 coats. I think anyone would be satisfied with the results.

This worked great to change the color on my outdoor cushions. I really didn’t feel up to sewing new covers so I figured I’d give this a try. It’s a little darker green than I wanted but for the price, I’m happy. I diluted it in a lot of water and used a rag to apply it. I even washed the cover after to try and lighten the green but it’s permanent!

I used it on dingy Nikes that wouldn't get white no matter how many times I washed them. After a couple thin coats they looked new again. Secret is thin coats for better results.

The amount of paint for the price was a good value. The color held up well to do hand painted crafts with kids for Christmas. The product was easy to use for little hands

I mean, it’s paint. You’re buying paint. Not fabric paint, just regular old latex paint. I wish I had know that before destroying our couch with it. Now, maybe it was my lack of experience with painting fabric. Maybe I should have diluted the paint (though it isn’t mentioned) I previously painted some fabric valances with regular Home Depot latex paint and thought, I’m glad these won’t be touched because they feel hard and plasticky now. That’s how the couch feels. Coarse, grainy, abrasive, hard and not what you want from something making contact with your skin and meant to be comfortable. Currently trying to sell it on marketplace just to be rid of it. No luck.

Great paint, very opaque and shiny and the bottle is huge. We were applying it with paintbrushes onto cotton, and 1 thick layer was enough to cover black and navy blue. We watered some down also to get a shimmery effect.