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Laura J.

Apr 7, 2012

Laura J.

So I've been thinking of redesigning my old t-shirt and the basic idea would be that I print some nice text/logo from the internet and then paint it to my shirt (hope you know what I'm talking about:D) but the question is, since I don't own fabric/acrylic colors yet, can I use some latex-paint? It's called "Jovi Decor multi-purpose latex-based paint."
thanks! :)

Amoure J.

Apr 7, 2012

Amoure J.

It's not going to hold up because it's not meant to hold up in water so once you wash it it's going to start cracking and peeling. And I'm very certain it's not dryer safe either. I'd just wait until I got the correct paint or supplies before I started this project. I hope this helps. 

Laura J.

Apr 7, 2012

Laura J.

thank you vry much, so I guess I'll just wait :)

Laura J.

Apr 7, 2012

Laura J.

thank you vry much, so I guess I'll just wait :)

Soma S.

Apr 8, 2012

Soma S.

You should check out threadbanger's DIY videos on YouTube for screening designs on shirts! Also, they have an online forum full of ppl to help!

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