Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray Color 3oz. Black

Had a sun-faded cloth seat cover and didn't want to spend the money on a new one. With only a few coats it looks good as new! The fabric was a little weathered/rough to begin with but still seems pliable and similar texture.

10/10 would recommend this product! I was so bummed about the sun fading on my stroller that I was in the market for a new stroller. After researching I came across this to color spray it instead of spending another $500+ on a double stroller. And OMG I can’t believe how good it came out! Before and after pics for reference! I also used 3 cans!

Recommend to dye your shoes or cloths it dries super fast and it’s really easy to use

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 projectsFinal 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.

It works well but DOES NOT go far. It took me 5+ cans to get full coverage on just ONE pair of jeans and ONE small sized sweater vest. I was honestly better off getting regular spray paint to finish my clothing project. Yes it might make your clothes a little stiff but it's much cheaper, goes a lot further, and WILL NOT come off in the wash. Trust me, I've already done it, and my clothes are nice and completely wearable and comfortable by using regular spray paint to color them.

I wanted to use this to cover up the sun bleached spots on my child's stroller, it worked perfectly! It is in a small can though and I did finish the whole can for just a few spots. I Suggest using more if you have bigger projects.

I had a 6 year old black Herschel backpack that faded from the sun. Two coats of this spray made it look better than when I bought it. Definitely cover all the details that you don’t want painted and let it dry between coats. I have about half a can left after two coats on one backpack.

Amazing Fabric PaintWe are required to wear a black baseball hat for work, which the sun bleaches quickly. Hat's fine but looks faded and shabby. A quick spray with Tulip black and hats are as good as new. This is especially good for those of us for whom one-size-fits-all doesn't work. When we find a hat that comfortably fits we do what we can to keep it looking good. Gotta love fabric paint for hats,