Fabricoat - Fabric Paint for Furniture - 17oz / 500ml Olive - Restore or Change the Color of Couches, Chairs, Upholstery, Soft Furnishings, Car Interiors, Clothing, & Footwear

So I purchased the used couch which I thought I would never do because I thought it would gross me out. I had a professional cleaning company to clean the sofa and unfortunately not all the marks on the fabric came out. My boyfriend had suggested me painting the fabric. At first I was not a fan I thought it would come out crunchy. Watched a lot of videos read a lot of reviews. Decided on this blue that's almost a jewel color. The couch was a gold to start with. I bought a round large blending brush to try and help me blend in the paint. I bought a lot of paint and halfway through I bought a lot more worried I might not have enough. I made sure I sprayed the couch as I was going with water. And the paints actually went farther than I thought it would. My wedding section down with a spray bottle. My first coat was thin I thought I needed to do it then so it wouldn't be crunchy. The blending brush was a huge huge help. I blend it in and bolt directions. I think this sofa came out absolutely gorgeous. Not crunchy. I love that you can still see the textile through the paint. I love the sofa even more than I did when I purchased it.I have already recommended this paint to a few of my friends because it is terrific... There is no smell with this. It went on well. Brush is cleaned up easily. I might try to Scotch guard this after it is dry. Nobody has mentioned doing that I hope it works out okay I'll try a small area first

I painted my large dark brown suede couch with the black paint. It went on decently especially if I dampened the fabric first. Be prepared for it to feel different. Paint will naturally cause the feel to be less soft but I don't mind the difference personally. It does take a lot of paint but that's understandable since it has to soak into the fabric. Now I'm just wondering and hoping it lasts the wear and tare of being used everyday.

Pros: easy to apply, adheres well. Nice colorCons: The first application penetrates into the fabric and appears to have little coverage and color authenticity. The second coat gives you the coverage and achieves the color. This requires more product than you think.Bottom line: I still love it. This product allowed me to change the color of the fabric on an old cornice board to match my new color scheme in the fraction of the cost of new fabric. I did not even remove it from the wall. You would never know that it was a different color before.I cannot speak to durability and wear at this time.

I ordered two bottles of this at the same time to have enough paint to cover one chair. I received them at different times and when I did, the colors did not match perfectly. I ended up having to pour them all into one bucket and mix it up so the colors would blend.The directions on the bottle were covered with a sticker that I couldn’t remove without also removing the directions, so I read the reviews to figure out the best way to use it. I was very doubtful that I would be able to paint the chair and it not feel super crunchy afterwards and my doubts proved true. I had to put at least two and sometimes three coats in places to get good coverage and ended up with a BEAUTIFULLY green crunchy chair that I will put on my porch.

Was able to finish two lounge chairs and I’m very pleased with the result! The gray blends well, but it is important to follow the instructions that the fabric needs to be moist while you paint. I used a sponge brush and a very pleased with the results. Just had to order another bottle to finish other 2 chairs

This is 2 full bottles on a queen headboard; 1 white, 1 purple. I wanted a light purple and at frist I thought I got it. Then it fully dried (which takes about 18 hours btw). It's so much darker dry. Maybe thats just what paint does, but it's kind of crazy to me that this is the result with a full mix of white. It's also splotchy once fully dried. Now, I could do a second coat but that would mean spending ANOTHER $30 on 16 oz. of paint. Kind of insane. And if I want it lighter, Im thinking w bottles of white with 1 purple, making it $45. Maybe my biggest complaint here is just how insanley expensive it is. I'd be spending $75 on some paint for a single queen head board with 2 coats. Even if I didnt want a light color, Id still need 4 bottles as 2 was needed for the 1st coat. That's $60. Pros: easy to work with, no smell, decent coverage but small amount. Cons: Color options limited, very dark choices, dries splotchy and darker, very expensive for the amount of paint you get.

First, I throughly cleaned each cushion twice and allowed to dry before I began this process.Ease of use: depending upon fabric you are dyeing. The cushions I have are a tweed texture so I used a high quality paint brush because I had to get the product into all the nooks, cranies, and corners.Paint quality: to make sure I got a good consistent color on all cushions, I put 3 coats of paint to make certain my color was perfectly set. (I did these 3 coats over 2 days, making sure the previous coat was throughly dry.)Very easy to use with time and patience.Will buy again, highly recommended

Very nice color, needs many coats to not be splotchy and does make the fabric a little stiff but other wise does great for my needs