Black Fabric Dye | Permanent Fabric Paint for Upholstery, Furniture, Sofas, Clothes, Canvas

Good dye, first time user - easy to work with. The colour came out evenly, soaked into the fabric well, and gave a solid, permanent finish once dry. Worked as expected and good value for the amount provided.

Just used product on hgv curtains that was sunbleached .good stuff will need a second covering but well peased

Works well .. used to restore the inside roof of my classic camper van .. did a good job but will probably need a second coat to be perfect .. easy to apply .. just make sure you give it a good shake

I brought 2 bottles of dark grey to dye a child's cream with red flower sofa. I did 3 coats. I followed the instructions properly. I cleaned my sofa and mixed 250ml dye to 125ml colour boost. After the first coat, I regretted it massively. The mixture of dye and penetrative boost was very very watery. I used a sponge at first as i noticed the mixture dripping as i was applying it. I then decided to change to a brush, this wasn't any better. After the first coat, I noticed a lot of inconsistency and patches. I let it dry for 2 days and I still continued with 2 more coats. Still, theres noticeable patches and inconsistencies. Not only have I wasted money on the product, there is a smell coming from the sofa now, the texture of the sofa has changed and is no longer soft, it just feels nd looks nasty. It's ruined my daughters sofa. I would have thought as I'm using a dark colour on a light sofa, it would work amazingly. How wrong I was!! I feel annoyed at myself for ignoring the negative reviews.

I don't know.. did most the job but still not the best. As you can see in the photos the die ran into other sections even after I left to try 3 times and applied 3 coats, if you're dying a lamp shade like I did that has tussles, the die wouldn't stay in place with them, in the end a grabbed a quality marker pen and coloured bits in. For the lighter shades that wouldn't take I used a matte black spray paint can from afar and this did the trick. After the shade was dry after applying 3 coating of the liquid die the colour still wasn't deep black it was more musky dark grey so if you're looking for ebony black like I was then this is not quite for you, as I said before I used a spray paint can in the end to get more of a deep black. Don't get me wrong the die did most the job but just not quite there. 1 bottle was enough for all of this the large and smaller lampshade and I still have quite abit left, a little goes along way.

Strong colour easily dyed a full denim jacket with one bottle

I have a 1990's cream bed base with shiny pattern on. I changed my bedroom colour to grey but didn't want to buy a new bed. Googled fabric dye and found Scratch Dr. Bought small bottle and covered 3 drawers and one side. Ordered the large one and did rest of base and 4th drawer. Also did 2nd coat on 3 drawers. Ordered another large bottle and did remaining parts again,then gave all a 3rd coat,apart from back of base. Well pleased with result. It's not brilliant as shiny parts didn't cover as well and the parts with no solid material behind look a bit patchy. BUT... it's not cream and 90's looking! Will fit with my new colour.Would recommend it

Sadly this product doesn't work 😔 at least it hasn't worked on my new jumper which I have managed to get bleach on the sleeve. Also I would like point when you buy fabric dye, you also have to buy colour boost separately which I have found out once I was reading instructions, each bottle cost around £10 so not cheap! For that price I would expect it to work! This morning was the 3rd time I have tried to use the product and nothing again after I left it to work yesterday all-day until this morning.