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Black Fabric Paint

Black fabric paint is a versatile staple for textile design, custom clothing, and creative DIY projects. Ideal for cotton, denim, and other materials, this pigment-rich paint offers bold coverage and long-lasting results. Whether you're upcycling garments, hand-painting t-shirts, or adding detail to fabric crafts, black textile paint ensures a smooth finish and excellent colourfastness. Suitable for brushwork, stamping, or stencilling, it’s a go-to for vibrant, washable fabric art.

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FAQs About Black Fabric Paint

Black fabric paint is used to decorate textiles with permanent designs. It’s ideal for T-shirts, tote bags, cushions, and denim, offering bold, washable colour for custom fashion and home décor.

Apply with brushes, sponges, or stencils on clean, dry fabric. Heat-set with an iron if recommended, ensuring the paint bonds permanently to fibres for wash resistance.

Yes, once cured or heat-set, black fabric paint withstands regular washing. Always follow manufacturer’s curing instructions and wash garments inside out to protect designs.

Black fabric paint mixes with other shades to create gradients or muted tones. It’s versatile for shading, outlines, and detailed artwork on textiles.

Cotton, canvas, and denim absorb fabric paint well. Avoid highly stretchy or waterproof fabrics unless labelled suitable for fabric painting.

Use masking tape, stencils, or fabric medium to control edges. Place cardboard under fabric layers to stop paint soaking through.