Rust-Oleum 150ml Flexible Fabric Spray Paint - Black

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Please note the colour on screen may vary from the actual spray paint colour due to the calibration of your monitor as well as the material you choose to spray the paint on. I wanted to try something a little different with the other pillow and created an ombre effect with two colors Medium Gray and Khaki. Moisture leads to a number of problems not only with the appearance of these surfaces, but their performance. So while a project using this paint may take all afternoon to completely finish, the active painting time will only be a few minutes. I found this yellow one at Goodwill for a couple dollars, but I still need to find a round cushion for it.

A lot of reviewers had problems with their paint not spraying evenly which I did not experience at all.The fabric may still feel slightly rough, especially if it has a pile, due to the fibres sticking together. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. But before I dive in to the outdoor fabric spray paint, I need to back up and fill you in on my previous attempts at painting outdoor cushions.

I pivoted mid-project because the sunflower fabric was not actually outdoor fabric, so I used fabric from a worn outdoor pillow from Goodwill to reupholster it. Ideal for multi surface, this Black flexible fabric paint from the Fabric paint range by Rust-Oleum has been specially designed to give a stunning finish to around your home. One downside is I did need to do three full coats of paint plus touch ups around the seams of the cushions to get good enough coverage to cover the bright pattern well. Like I said earlier, after six coats I could tell the fabric was beginning to get a little tougher and a wee bit “crunchy. Therefore, if your project demands exact colour matching we highly suggest testing on a hidden area first.On the rare occasions we can get our outdoor fabric cushions, parasols and canopies out, the last thing we want is for these to get wet in a sudden shower or become stained and looking less than their best. The treatment can cover anywhere from 8-15m2 per litre depending on the fabric and how porous it is. I might have to convince him to get one of these for his “smaller projects” {but then really just use it for MY home DIY projects ;).

I eventually donated them, not because they were in bad shape, but because when we moved to our rustic beach cottage I didn’t have a use for them anymore. Thanks for pointing out that spraying continuously will be better since stopping will create splatters.Firstly, by preventing water absorption, any discolouration and marking from rainfall is prevented, which ordinarily can lead to streaks appearing on the fabric.

You will see the treatment darken the fabric, allowing you to see exactly where you have treated and identify if any areas have more applied than others. A few years ago I was in the process of changing my “style” and I decided that our outdoor cushions didn’t fit my new vibe. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Not some mixture to concoct with fabric medium, this stuff is actually absorbed into the fabric and leaves a dyed surface-no crunchies whatsoever. The FabriCoat fabric paint soaks into the fibres of the fabric so even after painting it still looks and feels like it should. If you would rather use regular old acrylic paint, check out my post on using acrylic paint to paint fabric here. If you have some fabric cushions, for example, that you need to dry out ready for treatment, the best thing to do is get them inside to avoid any further water absorption. I did three coats to cover the pattern on the fabric with a little extra on the dark parts of the flower.