Dark Brown Fabric Paint for Absorbent Upholstery That Keeps Sofas and Cushions Soft and Flexible
Dark brown fabric paint refreshes absorbent sofas, cushions, curtains and fabric car interiors while keeping the material soft and flexible after drying. Fabricoat helps revive familiar pieces without leaving the fabric hard or stiff.
For a colour change, start with fabric that is lighter than the paint and test its water absorbency first. Brush the surface a few times as it dries to help prevent fibres from sticking together. Pile fabrics such as velvet, faux-suede, chenille, draylon and microfibre require double the paint quantity.
Features
- Dark brown colour for refreshing absorbent fabric
- Soft, flexible feel after drying
- Colour resists fading and rubbing off once dry
- Suitable uses include sofas, cushions, curtains and fabric car interiors
- Four capacity variants: 125 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml and 2.5 L
Specifications
- Product type: Fabric Paint
- Colour: Dark Brown
- Capacity variants: 125 ml; 250 ml; 500 ml; 2.5 L
- Fabric requirement: Test for water absorbency before use
- Colour-change condition: The fabric must be lighter than the selected paint
- Pile fabrics: Double the paint quantity is recommended
- During drying: Brush the surface a few times to prevent fibres sticking together
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check whether this fabric paint will work on my upholstery?
Test your upholstery for water absorbency first; this fabric paint is intended for absorbent fabric. Suitable projects include sofas, cushions, curtains and fabric car interiors.
Can dark brown fabric paint cover a darker fabric?
For a colour change, use this dark brown fabric paint on fabric that is lighter than the paint. Check the starting colour before planning your project.
Will the fabric feel stiff after painting?
The fabric remains soft and flexible once this fabric paint dries. Brush the surface a few times during drying to help keep fibres from sticking together.
Do velvet and other pile fabrics need more paint?
Yes, double the paint quantity is recommended for pile fabrics because they have more surface area to cover. Examples include velvet, faux-suede, chenille, draylon and microfibre.