My daughter uses fabric paint to paint canvas sneakers (Converse). Could this be used to protect the painted sneaker while still letting foot breathe?
1575737
I thought about this a little bit, and asked myself what I would do if I painted my sneakers- and I said to myself that I'd not put sealant on it. A) The feet probably would not be able to breath as well. B) Sneakers are going to get banged up anyway. I would just leave them be, I told myself. A lot of the time some wear and tear adds to the character, and sealant is not likely to deter that anyway given your daughter's application.
1633604
I would advise that this would not work in bare feet - maybe with socks, I think it is designed more for stability and some cushioning during aerobic exercise when you would be wearing shoes.
1465227
Yes! In fact, that's all I've used it on, and very successfully. I spray two coats about a day apart. Make sure you spray outside and try to leave the suede product outside as long as possible (a few hours at least). Otherwise, the smell will permeate your home and I don't think it's the safest thing to be breathing.
1880495
I do not think this would work for you. I used it as a pattern overlay and it suited that purpose . It is durable but I think it would be very hard to work with...and it is probably not acid-free, which is recommended for fabric storage. I hope this helps.
2128987
I would try something specifically designed for those purposes: http://www.amazon.com/Original-Penguin-Water-Stain-Repellent/dp/B0030CV784, or maybe, http://www.amazon.com/Atsko-Silicone-Water-Guard-10-5-oz/dp/B0001FYL2M/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1389943800&sr=8-9&keywords=water+repellent+spray+for+shoes, OR http://www.amazon.com/Kiwi-Camp-Heavy-Water-Repellent/dp/B000HJ7CLY/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1389943800&sr=8-4&keywords=water+repellent+spray+for+shoes, are some suggestions I have used silicone repellents in the past and they work well. Just be sure you are BUYING the PRODUCT to MATCH your SHOES' material! Shoes can be made of lots of things, and lots of sub-types of those things (i.e. different treated leathers, different kinds of plastic, etc. etc.) The Kiwi Camp product listed above, as are some others, MORE universal, but the thing you want might not work. I would recommend the most universal one, and that's the Kiwi Camp Dry from what I can see. However, Penguin makes stuff that is for like gentle active clothes a lot of the time, so if that's what you need penguin might be way to go. You should narrow it down, or buy more than one product to be on the safe side, or risk a poor outcome.
973504
Yes you can just be careful cause the item is actually smaller than the picture. So if you have a few sneakers yes I would recommend this product.
867449
I used it as a coating for my tennis shoes for work so they didn't get dirty. I would imagine it would work for something like that.
1965616
It is like canvas. It could probably be treated with something like Scotch Guard, but probably isn't weather resistant as-is.
585954
Yes. I bought this to refinish a pair of my wife's very expensive high heels. She was nervous at first thinking it would flake off in the courtroom or stain her nylon feet but it has held up extremely well. Of course in her profession her footwear does not take a beating.{LAWYER} I guess it all depends on what your shoes go through. All in all has worked well or I would not have lived to see my 37th birthday this month. LOL. Hope this helps.
767858
I have used it on the soles of knitted slippers to keep them from slipping on tile floors, and I've used it on throw rugs to keep them from skidding and it works great for both those purposes. However, I have not used it on fabric that is against fabric, but I do believe it would probably work. I suggest you try it on a swatch first before you run the risk of spoiling the slip cover.
2150585
I would not think that this product would work for this use. I use it as a protection from toe rubbing on a shoe. It is very soft and does not have the stiffness needed for straigtening.
798444
I love to use it with UGG & Ash. I think it should fit in Converse as well. My friend introduced this product to me use it in all kind of shoes including high heels. Only drawback is it's thickness would reduce the length of the heel to ankle coverage. Worth a try anyway.
63948
I honestly can't answer the question. We used the aprons for baking in the kitchen not painting. The stuff that we used in the kitchen didn't seep through to their clothes. I'd assume the paint won't either, but not 100% sure. I hope someone else can answer your question better than I can.
474628
I would say from my experience that you would make a tremendous mess, I would recommend putting visqueen plastic underneath if you are splattering paint on the canvas for your art project and want to protect the floor underneath. This is a light duty cloth and a whole bucket of paint (quart or gallon) would likely be a disaster. If the canvas is not necessary to your art project I would forego it and just use visqueen, but watch out because it will be slippery after it has paint on it.
2017441
303 does make a protectant for canvas, 303 Fabric Guard. I have heard good things about the Fabric Guard. 303 Protectant is simply a better version of Armor All.... not recommended.
741192
There is some texture to the board but you should be able to use it in sock feet.
700649
I would have to say this paint could be used on clothing. While painting my daughters doll house I wore an old sweatshirt. Darn good thing I didn't care about the paint coming out! It' there to stay FOREVER!