Will the paint work on dark fabrics?
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Yes it will. They will show up dark. Try using them on a small piece of dark fabric and see if you like the results. I actually painted an area of dark fabric with the pearl white to keep the color I wanted true. Enjoy!! I really like these colors and I have used them on silks, cottons and wool.
1338005
i've only used it on dark wood i know when i've used in big scratches i have to pour it on heavy so may answer is yes it will work
479712
Not really. I've used it on colored garments but depending on the color of the image and the fabric, certain colors may be drowned out or altered because of the garment's color. I wouldn't waste the time using this product on dark garments.
2152113
No this works on fabric. Felt isn't going to hold the photo. Dark transfer paper might work but not light transfer
211547
The container says nothing about dark paint, or any particular paint. Therefore, I am sure it would be fine. Before this, use their 205 polish. You end up basically waxing twice, but what a high quality finish.
481170
Yes as long as the paint is dry. It may need to have a clear wax first. The darker wax sometimes will soak in if the surface is porous.
467711
I would say u could test it out on something like a piece of wood but this is fabric medium so the idea is to make the paint softer for fabrics. For a wash I believe u can use some water with paint.
1030507
I can't promise, but think it would be fine. I have used it on all sorts of fabric, the latest being our new couch fabric which is white linen. I really was liberal with the spraying (I did give it two coats) and didn't get any buildup or staining of any kind. You couldn't tell it had been sprayed at all and protects beautifully. I say go for it and protect the jacket.
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It should work. Just make sure you test it first on a similar fabric and be careful that you don't accidentally get it on your fingers and stain surrounding parts. That's happened to me so I had to create a design to improvise and cover it. Wait for the paint to dry before handling it and when dry iron it using a press cloth to set it. I have used it on duck canvas fabric just like denim. Great results. Just be careful as I said not to contaminate other areas of the fabric because it will be hard to remove.
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Yes, though I'd do a test spot somewhere to make sure the fabric takes the paint the way you want it to look. You won't be able to "set" the paint as well as you can on other fabrics, since usually heat is what makes the pain set (iron or in the dryer) but you could use a hair blow dryer to be less damaging to the silk...I'd have to know more about the fabric and what you want to do with it to answer more specifically than that...
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The screen itself can be used on any color, it's the paint/ink that comes in the box that's designed to pop against dark fabrics. You could certainly use the paints on light fabrics too, the colors are bold, but not the other way around - if you use regular colored inks on dark fabric it won't show as well.
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Wanda, I use it for all my laundry and it works great. I think it is especially good on darks because it keeps them from fading, but it cleans everything. I would be more concerned with the colors from your print running when it's washed, but if it's been washed before that shouldn't be a problem. I wouldn't wash it with other darks because they might bleed onto the white background. I always throw in a SHout Color Catcher with my laundry. If colors run, it catches the dyes before the get on they other clothes. It works with the Woolite detergent great. Janet
133062
I haven't used this for that purpose but it should work, it shows up best against darker colors.
777994
They will "work" on dark fabrics, but you may not be able to see the blue marker on the red shirt, etc. Just like if you painted a dark color on another dark color. It does not act like a lightener and they are not opaque. Meaning that the yellow will not appear yellow on a dark colored cloth, but would be just a faint mark on it instead.
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The dye is only suitable for non synthetic fabrics, a 50/50 poly cotton blend yes, fully poly no. Cotton that has not been treated is its primary use. You might consider using fabric spray paint dye, which will bond with synthetic fabrics. Any item you dye should be left to air dry for a few days, then you can wash it alone, it will bleed for the first few washed like a new pair of jeans. Also keeping the dye mix in a bucket and redying an item after its washed once, then repeating the process may be needed as the item may lighten, black is a dark color. So for any synthetic or polyester fabric spray paint is the way to go.
389357
I used it with flat wall paint with no problems. I did a test on the same kind of fabric before I painted my curtains.
662635
I'm sorry I'm not sure about this, I used this this for my furniture with dark leather.