Simply Spray Upholstery Fabric Paint Review/Giveaway

 

Do you have old furniture that has lost it’s color? Maybe you just want to add some color to some fabric. Whether it’s a couch, pillow, lampshade or car interior, Simply Spray can help you. I was provided with two cans of simply spray to try out.

Simply Spray is a non-toxic, non-flammable, odorless aerosol fabric paint. The upholstery fabric paint can be used for many different fabrics. One can of fabric paint will cover about 17 square feet evenly. It comes in many different colors, including Camel, Caribbean Blue, Charcoal Grey, Sage Green and Lavender; those colors are in addition to Brite Red, Burgundy, Burnt Orange, Hunter Green, Midnight Black, Navy Blue, Periwinkle, Plum, and Saddle Brown.

 

I wanted to use this on my car mats. They were grey and boring, and I wanted to change it up. Before spraying the fabric, you want to test out a small area. Make sure to hold the can about 6-8 inches away from your project. If you want your colors to be lighter you can hold the can farther away. Keep an even pressure on the trigger, and never pump it.

I chose the hunter green fabric paint. I really love how the product turned out. The color was absolutely perfect, just what I hoped it would turn out to be. If I had a couch that needed some color I would defiantly use the hunter green fabric paint. I was very satisfied with how it turned out, and I’m in love with the color.

If you’re looking to change the color of a fabric, check out Simply Spray. This would be much cheaper than going in and having someone repaint your couch. It costs about $12.99 a can and they are available online and at Hobby Lobby and Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft. You can check them out on Facebook and Twitter.

 

 

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