Tulip Dimensional Dazzling Glitter Fabric Paint - 6 Colour - Trinkets

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Tulip Dimensional Dazzling Glitter Fabric Paint is designed for DIY enthusiasts and crafters looking to add high-intensity sparkle to textiles and fabric-based projects. This nontoxic, dimensional paint provides a permanent, flexible finish that stands up to regular use, making it ideal for custom apparel and home decor. While it offers excellent adherence and a vibrant aesthetic, users should note that the dimensional nature of the paint requires a full drying period before the fabric can be handled or washed.
| Model Part Number | 42574 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TULIP |
This product is specifically formulated for fabric and porous surfaces; it may not adhere well to slick surfaces like plastic or glass.
Yes, the paint is nontoxic, though adult supervision is recommended to ensure proper application and cleanup.
It should be allowed to dry flat for at least 24 hours before handling.
It is recommended to iron on the reverse side of the fabric only; do not place a hot iron directly on the glitter paint.
No, the paint is formulated to hold the glitter particles permanently within the flexible adhesive matrix.
No, this paint is designed to dry permanent on its own without the need for heat setting.
Remove the cap and clear the tip with a thin needle or pin, then wipe the nozzle clean with a damp cloth.
Ensure you waited the full 72 hours before the first wash and always wash the garment inside out on a gentle cycle.
Allow the project to dry in a flat, undisturbed area for at least 24 hours to prevent the dimensional paint from shifting.
Before starting, ensure your fabric is clean and dry. It is recommended to place a piece of cardboard or a sheet of plastic inside the garment to prevent the paint from bleeding through to the back. Apply your design and allow it to dry flat for at least 24 hours. After the paint has fully cured, wait 72 hours before the first wash. When washing, turn the garment inside out and use a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as these can break down the bond between the paint and the fibers over time.