has anyone tried this ink on fabric?
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Sorry I have not tried it, but if you do I would use it on something you can experiment on and if it works when dried would heat set it with a wet pressing cloth. I have used other inks and it has worked but not this one at this time.
1677982
I have used this ink on fabric squares for a Christmas craft and it printed without any issues. Will be making other fabric crafts in the new year with this process as well:)
123028
Hi, thanks for your question. We would not recommend you use Chalk This Way markers on fabric, as this is a porous substance by nature. Chalk Markers are best used on hard, non porous surfaces. Whilst the ink is water based, you may find it stains your fabric and for this reason we would not recommend for this purpose. Regards, Paul Davidson Chalk This Way
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I used this product on spotted silk upholstered chairs that I found in a consignment store but it didn't work. I think the stains were too old. It did not mark or stain the fabric so if your stain is recent I would try it.
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Yes, and it is amazing. I filled an ink cartridge with black ink and dropped it upside down with over 10 ml of ink on a tan carpet. It had been there a few months and when I got this it said it would take up ink so I tried. I sprayed it on and 15 minutes later it was every bit gone.
311932
I haven't used them on fabric. My sons have gotten the ink on their clothes and it has washed out, but not sure if ironing would set it. They aren't made for that use, so I'd test on scrap fabric first.
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Hi The ink is permanent on paper cloth and furnishings so be careful. It will jowere wash off your skin with soap water and a little scrubbing. I hope this answers your question.
1636937
I used it on Sunbrella brand fabric and it worked very well. No experience with vinyl.
1077227
These markers were purchased for my son whose artistic endeavors right now is ink on paper. I don't believe he's done anything on fabric. So, I can't say for certain. I would recommend contacting the manufacturer. Perhaps they can specify as to how well they'll hold up on certain fabrics washed (or dry-cleaned) under certain circumstances and for how long. I can say that he has enjoyed these pens for his drawings.
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Yes, I used it on a love seat and on upholstered kitchen chairs with excellent results. Left the fabric smooth.
565692
I've used it on vinyl and plastic with great success. I'd say that if the fabric is not prone to pilling, it should receive the paint well.
1088409
It absolutely has not worked for me. Have to use sublimation ink. There are companies on eBay that make the ink and it's just as good and much much cheaper than original sublimation. Hope this helps.
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If you're looking for something that stays on fabric, no, it will rub off. If you're looking for something that just marks fabric, yes, it seems to work (this may depend on the type of fabric you use). You would be better off using a fabric pen.
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I wouldn't use it on fabrics. Its paint for metal wood plastic. If used in Fabrics i think it would dissolve or fade after washing. But you can try it Good luck
376529
Only on dry leather in my experience. If the leather gets wet, the dye I used still comes off on other fabric.
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Never tried it on canvas. I used it on a very old cotton tablecloth. It worked great I remember my mom using this dye all the time when I was young. This product has been around forever. It I were you I would sure give it a try!
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I have used it on sofa chairs and fabric car seats and have been very impressed. It's worth a try.
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I have used it on silk, cotton, canvas, rayon, polyester, and nylon. (It even works on lycra or spandex but the stretch distorts and cracks the design.) There were no problems with the painting. Be sure to place a paper towel or something behind the fabric to catch the bleed-through. The only issue is when you use the iron to heat set the color. You will need to be careful about the heat for rayon and nylon (or lycra/spandex). While you want to use the highest setting, you do not want to melt the fabric. I set my iron 2 notches below the highest iron setting. You will want to test a corner to ensure the iron doesn't melt the fabric. But don't skip the step entirely. For hard-to-iron items, I took my hair dryer and, setting it at its highest heat, I held the blower at approximately 1/2 inch away from surface, close to it, and ran the dryer for about 1 minute over each 3 square inches of painted surface. I wouldn't rely on this to go through a washing machine but it will hold up through careful hand-washing.