I am looking for convertible soft(canvass) top dye but can't find one. Can I use this product?
1619870
No,this is a product for vinyl use only.There are several canvas top cleaners available through Amazon but non are canvas top dying products.You may want to call the company that makes this though and ask.
1619871
I think this would work well. I would apply it on sparingly. Let dry and do another coat. It should look very well when your done. Make sure to wear gloves. It will stain your hands.
1619872
It was easy to apply and made my convertible top look almost new. I have tried other products and this worked best by far.
1619873
I have a 57 T-Bird that the fabric convertible top was badly weathered on. It required two applications but from a few feet it now looks very presentable. I was very pleased and will use the product again.B. Young
992370
Use a Q tip or small paint brush, to apply. The dye will soak and run more than you expect; it's alcohol based. Good luck!
57673
What a cute idea! Pigment inks transfer well to canvas and you will get the best results with 100% cotton canvas. You may have to press their little thumbs onto the surface with a little more pressure to optimize their print. Best wishes and hug them all for me! Lani Cruz 12 Hugs Children's Centers 650-355-8964
1546003
I would not recommend it for canvas. I have used StormSure on both vinyl and canvas looking vinyl (I think they call it twill). It lasted longer on the ordinary vinyl but in the end, it did not last on either top. The StormSure eventually yellowed and then peeled up from the edges. Also, my tops had cracks that were eventually 2 inches long in a high tension area of the top. I suspect most patches will work on something small like a cigarette burn. I live in Arizona where the intense sun shines all year round and I operate my convertable top (up and down) almost daily. On the plain vinyl top I probably got five or six months out of the StormSure patch. On the twill top I got less than two months before I had to reapply more StormSure. I kept patching it with more StormSure and it looked hideous by the end of four months when I put a new top on. It didn't seem to adhere very well to the twill.
619108
I did not use for that purpose and expensive is relative. I was happy with the result ls on a 300 jacket. That said. If I had a 1000 chair, I would find and indiscriminate part and apply a sample into a crevice. I found that it worked universally well on fades (no cracks), seams (like cracks), and edges near zippers. What I found that if you had a 2x2 area, work that in one step for universal sheen. Good luck. Try something old if you have it before the chair. $20 is not a big investment even for a swatch
1542304
An entire sofa??? The dye absolutely will NOT rub off! However, you might want to try Goodwill... Good luck.
2012850
Yes you can but I would return it if I were you. I purchased this product and it performed well when I first mixed it but could not go back and used the mixed paint later....it had turn almost solid and no amount of water softened it up.
1644009
I don't know it may, but this dye comes out VERY fast so you may want to try another brand.
2020376
Yes. You need to use 100% cotton or other natural fabric for best results. If you want to dye poly, it takes a special product for synthetics. If you dye with blends, the poly part will not dye. The cotton part will. It might be an interesting effect. Try a small piece and see what you get. Plus, things loose a lot of brightness as the colors set and dry. And you may lose more color when you first wash the garment. And that kit will not dye 15 shirts. More like 5.
777992
no, there is a special product for dark fabrics: http://www.amazon.de/Crayola-58-8176-Textilstifte-kombinierbar-Airbrush/dp/B008VWENWK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412775959&sr=8-1&keywords=Crayola+Bright+Fabric But I tested them, and they were almost dry when I started to paint -.-
1248121
This shade has a stiff plastic backing covered with a very lightweight fabric that is probably some kind of synthetic since it has a sheen to it. Not sure how easy it would be to dye it and get consistent color. It should accept dye and will accept acrylic paint.
714158
You need to use the original frame from your soft top. They supply the screws and canvas. That is it.
1629040
Th,e only way to dye it that I know of , is by using sharpies... Regular dye wont take on Synthetic fibers. You can use low heat.. Just be careful not to keep it on one section ,too long, or it can burn it!
90916
the colors of dye are not liquid they are more like a paste. Unless the surface of the leather is actually split or peeling you may want to try something else.
794277
I've not had good luck with this product in this regard. It does not take stain like real wood, and when once I used it to fill the large pores of an antique mahogany buffet top, no amount of stain would obscure the cream colored lines and dots all over the surface!!! So, I had to strip the top a second time. I'm not please with this product. It also sets up too quickly for some smaller projects. It's probably just fine for rougher projects and ones where painting is the desired finish.
2050920
Hey man, I actually sprayed a topper for my truck, and my truck is a unique tan, so I took off the gas cap and took it to Home Depot to get a color match and small tub of paint. Not the best place to go I've heard, but it definitely worked, just make sure it is not water-based paint. Also, when spraying it will come out lighter usually, so just make sure to use enough color when you mix the hardener and color. If you don't use enough color then it will be lighter, I noticed that after I sprayed it all on, which isn't too terrible, I think if I wanted to bad enough I could just spray over it and keep the texture. So bottom line, just make sure to use enough color when you mix it, don't overdo it, but better to have more of the exact color because the chance of being too dark is impossible if it's a color match.
1070426
Yes, you can but you may not want to. If you apply to a small area, be sure to use a comb or brush to blend in to the surrounding area or else it would look like a patch of dark surrounded by lighter color hair. I assume that you are trying to cover the roots that are much lighter. If you want to go that route, Clairol produce a hair dye called (if I remember correctly) Root Rescue for ladies which comes with a brush applicator. My wife uses it and it seems to work ok. Still, getting the right shade to blend is tricky and requires a bit of trial and error. Good luck.