The textile paints are water-based. Due to the high pigment content, the colours are suitable for both dark and light fabrics of different compositions. You want to paint a T-shirt, dye a sweater, a leather jacket or jeans - the matte colour is a good choice.
After drying, the textile paint remains waterproof and elastic. The paint layer settles evenly on the fabric and does not run off. Therefore, the colour is ideal for transferring the pattern with a stencil.
The acrylic paints blend well with each other, so you can create new, brilliant shades with a homogeneous consistency. For a transparent effect, you can simply dilute the paint with water.
These textile paints are equally suitable for the application of experienced artists and beginners.
Instructions for use:
Apply the paint only to a dry and clean fabric.
When decorating a finished product, place a film (or other waterproof material) between the fabric layers. This prevents the paint from leaking on the surface.
Stir paint thoroughly before use.
Use water or solvent for textile paints to dilute.
After drying, fix the applied design with an iron at 30-40 °C with a sheet of paper or cotton cloth. Fabrics that cannot be ironed should be fixed in the oven at 120°C. After 48 hours, the paint sticks firmly without additional fixation.
After 2 days, the textile dye is ready for machine washing. However, it is recommended to clean the hand-painted fabric or machine on a gentle cycle. Wash with a mild detergent at a maximum of 40°C.