Has anyone here ever tried painting on fabric with acrylic paint? Does it work? How different is it from actual fabric paint?
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fuckin-grim liked this
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raven-horn answered:
use white outdoor house paint, works better
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denialofdestiny liked this
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duderult answered:
I used to do that, you can buy stuff to mix in with it that basically turns it into fabric paint.
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ratfacelobotomy answered:
You have to stretch the shirt across a flat surface so it lays flat. Otherwise the shirt will buckle and the paint will be difficult to apply
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metalographerphotography answered:
It is a little bit more stubborn in the application process, but it dries fast, and it lasts a very long time. That shit does not come off!
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rachmangler answered:
It works so long as it goes unwashed. Mix flat with gloss half and half and once it’s worn in it has a nice sheen to it
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unholycopulation answered:
yes you have to do about 2 layers let it dry then get a damp wash cloths and iron over where you paint to get it to stay longer.
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dixiewhiskey92 answered:
make sure to put a piece of cardboard or something sturdy in side the shirt, to prevent the front bleeding onto the back
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badforyerhealth answered:
it takes forever to dry and usually will bleed through the other side. when it drys finally, it hardens and cracks a bit.
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diamondfordisease answered:
try finding a fabric paint mixing medium, it’ll help it adhere, add flexibility etc. you can find it at most art stores!
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