TulipColorShot Fabric Spray Paint for Outdoor Upholstery, Permanent Spray-On Fabric Paint for Furniture, Onyx Black 8 oz 4-Pack

I am tickle pickle (or red) with this product. I bought red cushions a few years ago and while they were still in great shape, they were faded to muddy muddled shades of almost white to the original red. Wish I took a before picture but trust me - these now look better than new :) I was ready to toss them out and buy new ones. Replacement cushion were ridiculously expensive, so with a little research I found this product. I couldn't be happy with the outcome! Super easy to use and only took a little time but do follow the instructions so they come out great.

The media could not be loaded. This is amazing.. truly.I had bought the weirdo set of outdoor furniture that you can NOT find replacement cushions for.. of course.Look at my photos and video and see for yourself how well it works. Completely covered all cushions with 2 cans. Two coats. Much.. Much cheaper than special ordering new cushions or a new set. It's been a month with no fading, no rubbing off on clothes, no stickiness. The first few days after application it was a bit sticky and stiff, but this sets out in the weather, so maybe that alleviated that some. Highly recommend this product!!

So far after my first application, I would say this is good as any spray paint. It is definitely the lesser expensive of options, especially if you have faded outdoor furniture cushions like I did, and needed to blend. The color matched pretty decently for just one coat

worked pretty good, each can did one cushion, all 4 cans were used. only complaint, wish the spray stayed even through out spraying

Looked good for a short time, then faded realy bad.

I bought this to fix up a sunfaded stroller, thinking it would be a cheap way to make it look nicer. The coverage is terrible though and I needed 10 cans! It also sprays really unevenly. Since it needed so many coats to cover the colors underneath, it has a sticky tacky feel.

I had a HUGE tree removed after years of growth, which had blocked my porch awnings from air and light. This caused them to have sooty, mildew, mossy stains which looked terrible. The canvas was in good condition so I tried powerwashing. Nope. I tried taking down and scrubbing with OxyClean. Nope. It would cost $6000 to $8000 to replace them. I spent $200 on this paint in Slate. Did 2 coats and took maybe 3 hours total and THEY LOOK FABULOUS! The only downside was that a can doesn't go very far and I had to order 2 shipments. Money well spent!

The media could not be loaded. Didn’t do a perfect job (just did one side to save money) but you can see the difference with a Light coat. Yes, I needed 4 -5 cans for 12 cushions (one side and edges) only but for $60 bucks it’s better than replacing all these cushions at $45-50 a pop. I would ideally like to get other side next summer depending on how much it fades. These cushions are 10 years old and still have life.