ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray Paint, Permanent Color Spray-On Fabric Paint, 3oz, Red

This stuff is exactly as advertised: It sprays onto fabric, sets immediately and does not run. It works exactly like an aerosol spray paint for any other medium. Because this spray has a kind of “pebbled” texture when sprayed from afar, I used it to get an effect sort of like a heather grey on a white stretch jersey fabric, which it achieved handily with a few light sprays from a distance. I used a paper stencil and painters tape to block off unwanted areas, and it worked perfectly to achieve clean lines. Though I hand washed the piece immediately afterward with detergent and water, the fabric paint did not smudge at all. This isn’t necessarily a negative, but this spray smells extremely strange. It’s not a bad smell per se, more like a dense ink smell that is cloyingly sweet and weirdly herbal? This weird smell lingers for a while after you spray, so just keep a note of that if you plan to use this spray at short notice.

Very easy to use,sprays very nice and even and fixed my pants

The Tulip fabric paint works better than I expected. I had to color a pair of my wife’s shoes for our Granddaughters wedding, she just couldn’t find a pair she liked. The fabric paint comes out of the can very forceful. It has a very fine mist spray quality. I had a couple of runs but that was part of my learning curve. It has very good coverage and is very durable. It is really a good value for the money, a lot cheaper than another pair of shoes. The product has a large variety of colors so I may be redoing more in the future. It is easy to use and produces great results.

Used it years ago, after spilling liquid chlorine on good attire maintaining water filtration system. Worked perfectly restoring my good black t-shirt, ultimately saving the day! Btw, the t-shirt in question stated I like my presidents like I like my guns... 40 & 45! No liberals were harmed in my claim! 🤷‍♂️

I almost never write reviews, but I felt like I needed to warn people about this product. I purchased a can of Tulip matte white ColorShotspray and it was a disaster. The spray tip would clog after 2-4 seconds of spraying. I had to pull the nozzle off the can and clean it with paint thinner and a toothbrush to clear it. Once back on, I would get another 2-4 seconds of use before needing to clean it again. After cleaning if for at least the 10th time, I jammed a pin into the spray tip to enlarge it, hoping it would clog less. Enlarging the nozzle opening did help the clogging issue. Once the can got to about 25% full, it began to sputter, causing uneven spray, then seemingly ran out of propellant. I basically had to fight to get the usable 75% of the can out and had to trash the last 25%. The paint that did come out was OK, I guess. I sprayed it on a dark green cotton tshirt. It took a ton of light coats to get a fair coverage and it is definately not soft. I get that putting light paint on dark cloth isn’t the best idea, but this paint didn't do me any favors. The paint was underwhelming, the application process was a nightmare. I will never buy this product again.

I was hoping for a glitter spray. I didnt realize this would be a very very solid silver spray.

Returned an expensive silver bra back to silver after it being stained with fake blood. Washed it a lot of times and it was still pink but the metallic finish was coming off the cups. Bought this as a hail Mary expecting it wouldn't work. Ive ruined a lot of things trying to spray paint them so my hopes were low but this not only restored the color and shine, it gave it a little bit of glitter too. The fabric and elastic is still stretchy too! Im very pleased. Silver bras in this size are hard to find and cost $$$$!! You can see in the pics by the inside what it had to cover!

I recently used the Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray in Black, and overall, I found it to be a great option for quick and vibrant fabric coloring. Here’s my take on its performance: Ease of Use — This fabric spray is very easy to use—just shake, spray, and let it dry. The spray nozzle provides even coverage, reducing the chances of streaks or blotchy areas. Unlike traditional fabric dyes, there’s no need for mixing, soaking, or rinsing, which makes it a convenient choice for DIY projects. Color & Coverage — The black color is rich and bold, giving a deep, even coat on lighter fabrics. It works best on white or light-colored materials; however, on darker fabrics, the effect can be more subtle. For full opacity, multiple coats may be necessary. The paint dries quickly (within minutes), but it’s best to let it cure for a full 24 hours before washing. Fabric Feel & Durability — One of the standout features is that it doesn’t make the fabric stiff—a common issue with many fabric paints. Once dry, the material remains soft and flexible. After washing, the color holds up well, though it’s best to follow gentle washing instructions to prolong its vibrancy. Pros & Cons ✅ Pros: • Easy to apply with an even spray • Dries quickly and keeps fabric soft • Vibrant black color on light fabrics • No mess or rinsing required ❌ Cons: • Less effective on dark fabrics • May require multiple coats for full coverage • Small 3oz bottle runs out quickly for larger projects Final Verdict — The Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray in Black is a great choice for quick fabric makeovers. It’s perfect for customizing t-shirts, shoes, or other fabric crafts without the hassle of traditional dyeing. Just keep in mind that it works best on lighter fabrics and may need extra coats for deeper saturation.