Scratch Doctor Liquid Fabric Dye Easy to Use Textile Paint for Sofas, Furniture, Clothing, Canvas, Shoes, Denim and More 23 Colours Available (Dark Grey, 500ml)

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

Really good product if maybe a little overpriced. As per other reviews, make sure to buy plenty as it is very easily soaked in. I used 500ml bottle along with 250ml of the matching thinner plus 100ml of water to make it go just a little further. Take plenty of time to apply and do so sparingly. Use a brush to apply and a sponge to help spread it out. One coat has covered my medium sized single chair; no second coat will be required as the finish is even and has dried true to the colour on the swatches. Will need to wait a couple of days for it to fully cure and to test for colour fastness.

Happy with my curtains, though I bought this because it says non toxic and then read on the bottle that it shouldn’t be inhaled, smells like permanent markers and I had to do the painting with a mask on and all windows open so as not to breathe it in, a bit gutted about that as I could have just done a dye bath but wanted to avoid fumes. The coverage is great and made my caravan curtains red, but when they dried they were a bit pink and didn’t have enough dye to finish them all so bought more. Still didn’t have enough so in honesty it is a pricey way to dye fabric especially given it seems just as toxic as other dyes.

This was a complete waste of money. Could tell which part of the fabric I'd painted and which part I hadn't.

I bought this to dip dye a pair of curtains. No where near enough, which, yeah I guess is my fault. They were streaky... slimy... and, yeah not good. And at £25 a bottle, a bit expensive. I recon it would be great for painting onto fabric, but not dip dying. Ive just painted a velour cushioned rocking chair with chalk paint diluted with water 1 in four with brilliant results. Cheaper than dye by far.

Easy to use. I used a sponge . I didn't mixed it with anything i just applied it to my sofa. I bought 1litre it was enough for two passes. Im very pleased with the result. Ill update the results in a few months time to see if it will fadeNew update. I washed the fabric to make the fibers softer and i realized that that the dye is not suitable for velvety fabrics😂😂 the last picture is how it looks now.

I’ve didn’t really trust this product due to some reviews, but decided to give it a go. As you can see in pictures, it worked. I’m not going to lie it wasn’t easy process of painting it, but definitely worth the end result. I’ve used 2L of green dye and 1L of colour boost. After finishing the green parts I’ve also coloured brown, which 0.5l was perfectly enough. The fabric was slightly rough after drying, but I used hard brush to soften it and it has gone back to same feel as it was prior painting. Definitely worth to invest if you don’t want to change the sofa :)

I bought this to dye my bed. It was a light teal & wanted to go dark blue/navy.All it did was make the fabric a dark teal.Rather than wasting it I thought I’d use it for dying a white jumper…. Yeah that didn’t take either.All in all I wouldn’t bother with this brand again