Tulip Puff Fabric Paint 3D, 4 fl oz, Metallic Gold

I used this paint to paint a tanktop that was apart of my Dirk Strider cosplay, this paint worked very well and is hard to remove, I have put the tanktop through multiple washes over time and the design has yet to flake or fade. When I first painted, it was very easy to apply and saturated, the paint dries fairly quickly which made it a quicker process to add layers. The bottle is a decent size and I still have paint leftover ready to use, for the money I paid for it, I believe it is worth it.

Wonderful product!! I so love making art with this glow in the dark paint. It’s extremely bright at night hehehe. My grands enjoy it too. I prefer this lighter color. It is very powerful.

I have been using these not to draw on cloth but rather to label my son’s stuff he takes to school and to draw labels on his toy boxes to keep them organized. Like drawing the word Lego on his Lego box then drawing a Lego castle. It is super useful for this. And it’s durable against alcohol wipes if I ever want to sanitize anything that got gross.This stuff has many uses if you get creative.

this is pretty good...I buy another brand that 'puffs' up much better, but I gave this a try since it was on sale

Works well and looks good, is a solid green and sticks to fabric very well, we have used these paints for many years and they always work well.

Quality, ease of use!

TLDR: Paint goes a long way, has good coverage, is shimmery, and a true fabric paint that seems to paint ANY surface it touches, and excellent container! Would highly recommend!I wanted to paint over my daughters old fabric suitcase... from pink and princess-y to glimmery black so we could stick patches and pins on it for our next trip. It is shimmery or metalic adjacent - it's not glossy or shiny necessarily.My daughter's suitcase is a carry-on/over-head storage bin size suitcase... and while one coat did not cover all of the color, a second coat did. I really slathered it on too. I bought two bottles thinking it would be coat, after coat, after coat... but coat two and it looks great... I did NOT need the second bottle. I used one of those cheapo foam like brushes from the dollar store to apply all of the paint.It's true fabric acrylic paint, so it bends and moves and has NOT crunched up or flaked... and it has done a better than expected job of adhering to the fabric of the suitcase, the fabric handle, the plastic outside lining, even the plastic wheels and the plastic and metal pull-out handle! What can't this paint, paint?! :P (It also stuck to the dining room table... and UNlike acrylic, it is NOT washing off - so be more careful than me!!! Luckily we have a black table, so it isn't the worst thing in the world.)I am happy with the result; kiddo is too... we took the remaining paint of the first bottle and painted over a soft lunchbox aannnnd started on a backpack too! The second bottle will be more than enough for the rest of the backpack and then some.The bottle comes with a good cap and a good tip. I didn't need to cut the tip ever, cap twists on/off... I let it sit at least a week before painting the second coat, and the cap worked well enough there was ZERO dried up paint or paint chunks or anything annoying... I just unscrewed, squirted paint out and it was like the very first time I had opened it! (Daughter even got a lil sloppy with it and got paint in the cap, but that didn't prevent it from working exactly as it should!)Will absolutely purchase again and again! This brand, this paint, this bottle! :)

Beautiful color