Maroon Fabric Paint for Absorbent Sofas and Cushions That Keeps Fabric Soft and Flexible Once Dry
Maroon Fabric Paint for Absorbent Sofas and Cushions That Keeps Fabric Soft and Flexible Once Dry
Maroon fabric paint brings fresh colour to absorbent sofas, cushions, curtains and car interiors while keeping the fabric soft and flexible once dry. Fabricoat helps refresh existing fabric without leaving it hard or stiff.
Test the fabric for water absorbency before starting. For a colour change, the original fabric must be lighter than the maroon paint. Brush the surface a few times as it dries to help prevent fibres from sticking together.
For pile fabrics such as velvet, faux-suede, chenille, draylon or microfibre, plan for twice the quantity of paint because there is more surface area to cover. Follow the product label for full application instructions.
Features
- Maroon colour for fabric refresh projects
- Soft and flexible fabric feel once dry
- Colour resists fading and rubbing off after drying
- Suitable for water-absorbent fabric
- Four capacities: 125 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml and 2.5 L
Specifications
- Product type: Fabric Paint
- Colour: Maroon
- Capacity: 125 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml or 2.5 L
- Surface requirement: Fabric must absorb water
- Colour-change requirement: Original fabric must be lighter than the paint
- Pile fabrics: Use twice the quantity recommended for fabric without a pile
- Dry fabric feel: Soft and flexible
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check whether this maroon fabric paint suits my fabric?
Test whether your fabric absorbs water before using the maroon fabric paint. Absorbency is the suitability check for sofas, cushions, curtains and car interiors.
Can I use maroon fabric paint to change a darker fabric colour?
For a colour change, the fabric must be lighter than the maroon paint. Choose your project with that starting colour requirement in mind.
Will the painted fabric become stiff?
The fabric remains soft and flexible after the maroon paint dries. Brush the surface a few times during drying to help keep fibres from sticking together.
How much paint should I plan for velvet or other pile fabrics?
Plan for twice the quantity of maroon fabric paint for pile fabrics. Velvet, faux-suede, chenille, draylon and microfibre have more surface area to cover.