Product Description

Will not crack or peel Dries in just 30 minutes Permanent after 72 hours No need to heat set it Washes off your hands easily with soap and water Simply Spray is a permanent aerosol fabric paint, not a dye. It is non-toxic, non-flammable and completely safe. You can paint your upholstery instantly without the mess! All you have to do is pop the blue safety tab, apply even pressure to the trigger and simply spray! Great for use on furniture, material, clothing, carpets, car interiors, wood, silk, and more. We have 14 colors available: Midnight Black, Navy Blue (PMS#249), Burnt Orange (PMS#173), Hunter Green (PMS#343), Bright Red (PMS#185), Plum Purple (PMS#255), Burgundy (PMS#201), Periwinkle (PMS#2727), Saddle Brown (PMS#4595), Sage Green (PMS#5757), Charcoal Grey (PMS#432), Caribbean Blue (PMS#3135), Lavender (PMS# purple), Camel (PMS#4645). PLEASE NOTE: Because Simply Spray is in a pressurized can, it can ONLY be shipped via ground service to the CONTINENTAL U.S. - No APO , FPO, or outlying US Territories. ATTENTION HAWAII and ALASKA customers: Please be advised that due to the product's shipping limitations, transit time will be much longer than estimated. Thank you. *The PMS color reflects the true color of the product which, may vary due to the calibration of your monitor as well as the material you choose to spray the paint on. If your project demands exact color matching we highly suggest testing on a hidden area first.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #65380 in Art and Craft Supply
• Color: Plum

Features

• The ONLY safe, no odor, non-toxic, non-flammable, Permanent aerosol fabric paint
• Safe for the Environment, ECO-FRIENDLY and Made in the USA Rhode Island to be exact.
• Non-toxic & non-flammable, Although it is an aerosol, it does not contain ANY harsh ingredients or inhalants! It's secret formula is safe and conforms to ASTM-D 4236
• Only use on absorbent materials, make sure your material is absorbent by applying water to a small area and making sure the material absorbs the water.
• Will not crack or peel, dries soft in about 30 minutes and there is no need to heat set it as it sets itself and becomes permanent in about 72 hours.

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Overall Pleased
By Michael Holsapple
I was a little nervous spending so much money on fabric spray paint. I wasn't familiar with the process nor had I ever seen a finished product, so I took a leap of faith. First, delivery time does take forever. After I talked myself into ordering it, I waited and waited and waited. When it arrived I was pleased to see a note posted to the top of the box stating if I had any issues with the bottles to call immediately. I had read several reviews in which people complained the bottles were defective. I read the enclosed tips and instructions as well as the instructions on the bottle. It's pretty simple and straight forward. I followed the instructions exactly, even waiting 20 minutes between coats.

Some things you need to know: I bought a six pack for a wing back chair, you'll need probably 8 cans, so I have to re-order an additional three pack. If you aren't as picky as myself, you could probably make do with the six pack, however, I want my chair to l ook as close to perfect as possible.

Some reviewers stated that they used this product in their homes. I spray paint everything so I was a little suspicious that this product was so different from regular spray paint it could be used indoors. Yes, it is quite different from regular spray paint, however, if you have nice floors etc.. do not use this indoors. The fumes are not bad at all, however, I had a major mess in my kitchen, even using a tarp. Do not use in your house unless you plan to replace your floors in the near future. I did manage to clean the paint off of my floors, but I won't risk it again. It is as messy as regular spray paint.

My chair had dark stains. I went from a golden yellow to plum. I was disappointed and freaked out that you could still see the stains by the third coat. I took a chance, figuring I wasn't happy with the coverage thus far, it couldn't get any worse...I took a paper towel and sort of lightly brushed the fab ric on the back of the chair from top to bottom. I managed to blend in the stain spots that were showing through, it gave it sort fo a brushed look. The good news is that I managed to cover the spots, by blending, and I beleive after another coat it will look perfect.

When this project is said and done, I will have spent a little over $100. I paid $40 for the chair. I don't know what the going rate is for re-upholstering a chair is, but this was within my budget and I'm super pleased with how it turned out. Overall, plan to buy at least 8 cans for a regular chair (just for regular coverage, that's not to darken the color, I simply want all of my chair covered) and it's messy, but if your chair is in good condition and you just want a color change, you will be please with this product. If you have some spots, you'll need to experiment a little to blend those areas. BTW, the plum is beautiful. I was wanting more of a "purpley" color to add a touch of whimsy to my traditional piece, however, this color is the traditional "grandma's recliner plum." :)