Limino Textielverf wit - 250 ml stofverf wit voor textiel en leren kleding, permanente textielverf wasmachinebestendig, stofkleur wasbestendig voor T-shirts, jeans, canvas schoenen, stof, tassen

Overall a good paint that will adhere to fabric well. Used it for a larger project and it even stuck to velour. Personally since its a picture i could not try how it would stay on clothing though.

You will need to do 2 coats to get the best coverage from this paint. I normally use white fabric paint and it covers well but for this metallic one it's a bit thinner. Drying time and washing are as with all fabric paints I've used but I would advise you follow the instructions as they will guide you to the best results.

I was very excited to try this fabric paint as I wanted to brighten up the text on the tote bag I got from 'The London Dungeon'.I applied two coats thinly for better coverage and waiting for 24 hours for it too cure. it works just like normal paint so it was easy to use. I then hand washed it in a basin to test. (Don't be fooled by the soap studs, I only added a little soap power).This was the end result.Now, although disappointed that none of the paint remained I have to factor in the fact that I was doing this on top of text that was already there that may be a different material.The video demonstrated the person 'dipping' the top in non soapy water and then wringing it out. This doesn't seem very accurate to how people may treat such a thing. Which is why I did as what my washing machine would do.To it's benefit it did dry nicely and had no cracks. I'll have to trail it further on plain fabric(also my bag did return to black after another wash so I wouldn't worry if like me it didn't work for what you are looking for).It's a decent price so I would give it a go as others have found success.

This white fabric paint has been excellent for several DIY projects, from refreshing an old canvas bag to customising a pair of trainers. The paint goes on smoothly and offers rich, even coverage without needing multiple layers. Once dry, it stays soft and flexible, which is ideal for clothing and fabric items that need to move and stretch. It’s also reassuring to know that it’s non-toxic, especially when using it around children or pets. The 250ml size goes a long way, and the finish holds up well after washing. A reliable, good-quality paint for anyone interested in textile crafts or upcycling clothes.

Bit smelly.This is a bottle with a flip up lid, not a spray as I expected.You will need a method of application.I found a sponge worked best as you can get a flat finish rather than trying to spread it out.You can do it freehand but a stencil helps a lot .Leave the masterpiece for 24 hours to give it time to properly cure.If you make the paint too thick, it acts like a skin and can peel off, you want it to sort of work into the fabric to be able to hold on. Keep it as thin as possible.You can paint over commercial designs but often they are silk screened on the fabric so your paint wont be able to work in.This is good for making one off designs , unique things.Or changing one aspect on a t shirt eg the wording of a shirt or adding extra elements to an existing design.Its hard to get it to cover a black shirt with the white as you are limited in thickness but must also make it thick enough to cover.I tried to cover pale pink with the white and one sponging was not dense enough to make proper white..It could be a fun project for a rainy day if you have some plain shirts that need vamping up or even some plain but tired pillow cases.