@@cathyleejohnson they say mix with fabric softener the latex/chalk paint half-half and paint with this mix. You can find other videos about this technique.
Just OMG. I have been watching so many videos on painting (anything and everything) and stumbled across this. You make me want to go and paint my fabric now with NO FEAR! Thank you so much. It's not rocket science. It's simple, and it's beautiful.
OHHH.... I am so excited to run across this video. I have two chairs similar to yours. For the life of me, I cannot get them clean. They are white with floral. This would be perfect.. PLUS the swivel OMG, perfection!!!!
Looks great, I just finished leather-izing a pair of dining chair seats, I love this option to change a look, it always works for me, good job and what a cute chair...!
I have a light beige fabric upholstered chair that is covered in stains. It has not held up well but the fabric is smooth and in tact and so is the structure. I was going to get rid of it and looking at $500 or so for a decent fabric upholstered chair and 1k for a good leather chair. I think I'm going to do this. Thanks so much for the well done video.
I just watched your video and absolutely loved it!!! Exactly what I wanted to know! Btw…, loved the nosy tuxedo!!! I have 3, & they’d be doing the same thing!!!
Love this chair! Nice job! It's Beautiful!! I really appreciate you showing how it looks with different fabrics too! Thank you for sharing this video!😊💕
I am doing a couch right now. It is an old couch with the beautiful carved wood. It has been recovered so in very good shape however it’s like a corduroy material. I know it’s going to be a bit stiff however it looks awesome! Great video, thanks .
I'm stunned that this doesn't rub off on clothes (especially a white outfit), but I believe you. Amazing! Would never have thought to do this, but I will now! Thanks!
Before applying the wax you can applying a gel wood stain and rub it of leaving some areas darker and after it dries apply the wax and its just like aged leather
I have watched a zillion videos on painting fabric with chalk paint and also latex paint with fabric softener added. Which is best to simulate faux leather? If anyone has one preference over another, please reply. Thank you.
That turned out absolutely beautiful! You've inspired me to do my entire faux leather sectional which has peeled down to the fabric. I cant wait to throw the couch covers away. Has the wear of the chair held up so far?
Beautiful job. I just painted my stained ugly microfiber, easy chair. Got three coats of flat latex paint, mixed with fabric softener on it. Very flexible no cracking, but a very dull finish and not wipeable. Everyone says don’t use the wax because it causes the paint to crack. Help!
Here's a thought for you. I also have a fake leather chair that is peeling really badly. Do you have any fixes or ideas on that? Sanding and then painting?
I would say that if it’s peeling too badly there may not be much you could do by way of painting it. If all the leather is still there you could try an upholstery repair kit (they usually make them for car seats). Sanding might work if you got the edges of the damaged leather reaaaaaaally smooth but I haven’t tried any super damaged fabrics
Do u still have that faux leather chair? There is a video on yt by Tanglewood Sue and she shows how to do the repair and believe it or not she used toilet paper and then glue for the huge tears.
I have a new, beige loveseat that I’ve been wanting to paint. Shopping online during the pandemmy - I wanted cream but ended up with beige. 😐 Did you pre wet the fabric or just dip as you painted? Given the leather like finish, do you think white or cream would work? Or should I go dark, like a smokey charcoal?
I pre wet the fabric and dipped as I went, but I think one or the other will work! If it were me, I would go with charcoal just because darker colors tend to hide any mistakes! But you could also try a two tone look, I’m working on a video for that right now!
Floor Rejects Thanks for your response!! I ended up going with a smoky black. I just finished the second coat today. It’s feeling pretty rough right now. The “original” fabric is canvas. Is it necessary to sand in between coats, or before waxing? Or will the wax kind of soften that by making it feel leathery? I used Annie Sloan chalk paint, and picked up a clear Annie Sloan wax to finish. I’m going to do a third coat before waxing. Just wondering if I need to sand?
@@OhSoMeka I sand in between layers just to keep everything smooth. If the fabric you start with is rough/textured, it’s still going to carry some of the texture over to the painted fabric but sanding does help to smooth things out. The wax should also add some softness and slipperiness to the fabric!
?l took off the bleather from the chair it was peeling off and i removed it ,it left the chairs like a ruff ness cant paint on it so what should i do before painting it.
Is the texture of the fabric nice after painting? I’m afraid is going to make the fabric hard. Also what’s the color you used? I like the caramel color what’s the brand and name of the color please
If you’re painting over a smooth fabric you’ll end up with a smooth, leather-like finish! So you lose some of the flexibility of the fabric but not too much. The color is Roasted Pumpkin by Krylon in Chalky Paint
the texture ones look like crap - and anyone would tell you or ask you if you dropped a can of paint on it - anyways - I think we need to go to the MFG and see how they do it - pleather -
Mix paint with fabric softener for fabric or mod podge for vinyl/leather... it won’t crack
do you mean mix it with sofner if you are painting on top of leather or another fabric Neffy?
@@cathyleejohnson they say mix with fabric softener the latex/chalk paint half-half and paint with this mix. You can find other videos about this technique.
@cathy johnson i just tried it today. It works, but i have to buy a scent free softener because very strong in this mix.
@@gabesz1828 thanks, I was curious about that happening. Does it smell bad though?
@@Connie_From_AZ no. If you.use scented fabric softener, you will fine. I don't like this chemical scents.
I’m going to do this on some miniature furniture for my miniature house I built! Thank you!
Just OMG. I have been watching so many videos on painting (anything and everything) and stumbled across this. You make me want to go and paint my fabric now with NO FEAR! Thank you so much. It's not rocket science. It's simple, and it's beautiful.
OHHH.... I am so excited to run across this video. I have two chairs similar to yours. For the life of me, I cannot get them clean. They are white with floral. This would be perfect.. PLUS the swivel OMG, perfection!!!!
Quite amazing! Love the final product and appreciated all that you’ve shared! Well done! ❤️🌺
Good information! Exactly the answers I needed. Thank you.
This was AMAZING!
Love it!
Beautiful job! Subscribed and I look forward to more videos from you.
that was so satisfying to watch!
Very informative. I was looking for this exact info on the different types of fabrics and how they react to painting. Thanks a bunch
Love it, well done !!!! ❤💥💯👍👍
Looks great, I just finished leather-izing a pair of dining chair seats, I love this option to change a look, it always works for me, good job and what a cute chair...!
It's beautiful 😍
Love love ❤️
Cognac is the gorgeous color you’re describing. Thx for the info. 👍🏽
Looks great will try this with fabruc softner
I have a light beige fabric upholstered chair that is covered in stains. It has not held up well but the fabric is smooth and in tact and so is the structure. I was going to get rid of it and looking at $500 or so for a decent fabric upholstered chair and 1k for a good leather chair. I think I'm going to do this. Thanks so much for the well done video.
This is GORGEOUS!
Thank you!!
I just watched your video and absolutely loved it!!! Exactly what I wanted to know! Btw…, loved the nosy tuxedo!!! I have 3, & they’d be doing the same thing!!!
Fabric softener is key. I also waxed it after it dried. Looks just like leather and is very soft.
Is it sticky?
Love this chair! Nice job! It's Beautiful!! I really appreciate you showing how it looks with different fabrics too! Thank you for sharing this video!😊💕
thank you!!
Nice video very informative thank you
Great job
Awesome! New subbie.
I am doing a couch right now. It is an old couch with the beautiful carved wood. It has been recovered so in very good shape however it’s like a corduroy material. I know it’s going to be a bit stiff however it looks awesome! Great video, thanks .
I'm stunned that this doesn't rub off on clothes (especially a white outfit), but I believe you. Amazing! Would never have thought to do this, but I will now! Thanks!
I’ve had it like this for months and it really doesn’t wear off or get on your clothes! It’s still a little amazing to me too!
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Oil based paint will eat the fabric. Stick to latex or chalk paint which are water based paints. Beautiful result
Excellent info and a awesome piece
Thanks!
Trying this on a car seat.....thanks, that helped.
awesome!
Before applying the wax you can applying a gel wood stain and rub it of leaving some areas darker and after it dries apply the wax and its just like aged leather
Well done, son!
Love it! Looking for the right chair to give this a go. I subscribed and look forward to more DIY videos.
What color did you use and what brand is it? I’ve been looking for a color just like that one… love the results! :)
If you add fabric softener to the paint it keeps the paint from cracking
What proportion of paint to fabric softener would you recommend?
@@angelajuneau7457 i watched on UA-cam and they did half and half it was really nice
Lone wolf used 2 parts paint to 1 part fabric softener
COOL!
Nice
Niiice!!!
I love the color and look of the chair, did you sand it at all?
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Very cool, how has it held up?
I have watched a zillion videos on painting fabric with chalk paint and also latex paint with fabric softener added. Which is best to simulate faux leather? If anyone has one preference over another, please reply. Thank you.
Looks great. I think the swivel is either upside down, or too big for the chair. Thanks for sharing.
shadows and lightings
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How does it work on a chair that has a velvet type upholstery?
Will this work on vinyl car interior?
I think i missed it.... what color are you using?
What does the chair feel like now?
can you share what color you used?
What color is that and brand?
What’s the brand of your paint?
That turned out absolutely beautiful! You've inspired me to do my entire faux leather sectional which has peeled down to the fabric. I cant wait to throw the couch covers away. Has the wear of the chair held up so far?
So far so good!
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My chairs look if they just spray paint it the stuf pulled off can paint it when i pull all that stuff off❤
What is the paint and color you used?
Did I miss it....what is the style of paint?
I’ve heard you should use fabric softeners in your mixture, it will help it be more pliable and not crack.
Does anyone know what would happen if something like this got wet?
Beautiful job. I just painted my stained ugly microfiber, easy chair. Got three coats of flat latex paint, mixed with fabric softener on it. Very flexible no cracking, but a very dull finish and not wipeable. Everyone says don’t use the wax because it causes the paint to crack. Help!
Do it again with glossy paint?
What color and brand did you use? I love it.
Yes please answer. Looking for this saddle tan color
Yo need to add la info the paint you use please
Have you painted a leather couch? I loveeeee this one
Ill be honest, I haven't! I don't know that it would work on leather, but then again I didn't know it would work on fabric!
No oil base! You would never get the smell out. Plus the texture of the oil base isn't right for this process. You did a really great job.
What about faux leather that is in good condition just ugly as sin? I’ve seen suggestions to add fabric softener…did you try that?
I'm considering this for a folding canvas chair. I noticed 2 🐈 s wandering into the shot. Is this method claw scratch resistant?
Mine aren’t super claw-happy but from what I have observed the paint does serve as a pretty good barrier
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What about microfiber?
This is so beautiful! How has it held up?
So far, so good!
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Do you think this would work for canvas shoes?
@@hrom9 maybe! Idk about the longevity if they’re worn all the time or washed repeatedly but I would think it might work!
What brand of Chalk furniture wax did you use?
He writes Toffee by Krylon chalk paint in a response to someone else.
Here's a thought for you. I also have a fake leather chair that is peeling really badly. Do you have any fixes or ideas on that? Sanding and then painting?
I would say that if it’s peeling too badly there may not be much you could do by way of painting it. If all the leather is still there you could try an upholstery repair kit (they usually make them for car seats). Sanding might work if you got the edges of the damaged leather reaaaaaaally smooth but I haven’t tried any super damaged fabrics
Do u still have that faux leather chair? There is a video on yt by Tanglewood Sue and she shows how to do the repair and believe it or not she used toilet paper and then glue for the huge tears.
could I possibly paint the back of a leather sofa? it will not have any wear and tear. can you suggest that saddle color ( pottery barn? LOL)
I honestly have no idea if the leather would take to the paint! It might work but I worry that it might not bond properly
Put something on that hardwood floor😯
I have a new, beige loveseat that I’ve been wanting to paint. Shopping online during the pandemmy - I wanted cream but ended up with beige. 😐 Did you pre wet the fabric or just dip as you painted? Given the leather like finish, do you think white or cream would work? Or should I go dark, like a smokey charcoal?
I pre wet the fabric and dipped as I went, but I think one or the other will work! If it were me, I would go with charcoal just because darker colors tend to hide any mistakes! But you could also try a two tone look, I’m working on a video for that right now!
@@floorrejects6488 what paint did you use. I love the colour?
@@poppyk6182 Toffee Glaze in the Krylon chalk paint
Floor Rejects Thanks for your response!! I ended up going with a smoky black. I just finished the second coat today. It’s feeling pretty rough right now. The “original” fabric is canvas. Is it necessary to sand in between coats, or before waxing? Or will the wax kind of soften that by making it feel leathery? I used Annie Sloan chalk paint, and picked up a clear Annie Sloan wax to finish. I’m going to do a third coat before waxing. Just wondering if I need to sand?
@@OhSoMeka I sand in between layers just to keep everything smooth. If the fabric you start with is rough/textured, it’s still going to carry some of the texture over to the painted fabric but sanding does help to smooth things out. The wax should also add some softness and slipperiness to the fabric!
?l took off the bleather from the chair it was peeling off and i removed it ,it left the chairs like a ruff ness cant paint on it so what should i do before painting it.
So it’s like a canvas?
Sort of! You just have to be more careful with the amount of water in your paint as it’s not gesso’d like a canvas would be
What brand and color is this?
Roasted Pumpkin by Krylon, I used the chalky paint as a base!
What about denim furniture?
I think the texture of the denim might show through the paint but you could still achieve the same general softness and appearance from a distance
Is the texture of the fabric nice after painting? I’m afraid is going to make the fabric hard. Also what’s the color you used? I like the caramel color what’s the brand and name of the color please
If you’re painting over a smooth fabric you’ll end up with a smooth, leather-like finish! So you lose some of the flexibility of the fabric but not too much. The color is Roasted Pumpkin by Krylon in Chalky Paint
It's been over 10 months, how is holding up?
Really well! No cracking or peeling or anything like that. Any spills I can just wipe off. I’m really enjoying it.
Thanks so much for responding. Going to try it on my chairs.
Ipray my project come out as nice as your s
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Someone convince me NOT to use a roller 🤔
the texture ones look like crap - and anyone would tell you or ask you if you dropped a can of paint on it - anyways - I think we need to go to the MFG and see how they do it - pleather -