FabriCoat Fabric Paint - Used for Restoring or Changing the Colour of Upholstery, Soft Furnishings, Car Interiors, Clothing, & Footwear. (500ml, Mink)

I like that it’s such a close match with the colour of my carpet. I have spent a lot of money already trying to get rid of a big yellow stain which was a foundation stain (very very small; I tried to clean it with various products and they all made it worse- kinda like when you have a small pimple and you think squishing will make it better). Used a Vax carpet cleaner useless.Anyway back to this amazing fabric paint. It does not smell horrible, in fact I think it gave my carpet a nice as new smell. I diluted the paint with water and added in a former cleaning bottle that had a nozzle on so I can spray evenly over the carpet.I’m not sure if I need to add a second coat. Will wait 24 hours and come back with an update. But so far so good, it dries quickly too.

I bought mink colour fabric paint to cover a pink fabric stool. There was a picture suggesting that it would do the job. It didn’t at all. Very disappointed.

I wanted to dye a fairly new light grey material headboard mink. I tried the mink shade I ordered on a test area at the back of the headboard and after it dried I couldn't see any difference. I ordered the brown shade to mix with the mink to make a darker shade but after two coats it was patchy and wasn't the colour I hoped for. I definitely wouldn't use this on a decent new piece of furniture but would try it out on a worn out, faded piece. The good result was that it doesn't change the texture of the fabric too much. This has been a bit of a costly experiment 😳

Required 2 coats and touch up on occasional chair

I tried to paint mustard upholstery. 2 bottles only covered and lightened the base colour by one shade. You’d probably need 5-6 layer, meaning 10-12 bottles and a lot of patience.