Trimits Fabric Paint Pen - Pine Green

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This Trimits Fabric Paint Pen in Pine Green is designed for crafters and DIY enthusiasts looking to add detailed, permanent designs to fabric projects. Its key benefit is the precision applicator for fine lines and intricate patterns, offering a washable finish after heat setting. A potential caveat is the need for careful heat setting to ensure washability.
| Model Part Number | FP20%5C06 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Trimits |
The Trimits Fabric Paint Pen is suitable for most natural and synthetic fabrics like cotton, linen, denim, and polyester blends. Always test on a small, hidden area first.
The paint should be allowed to air dry completely, which usually takes around 24 hours, before proceeding to heat setting.
Once dry, place a protective cloth or baking paper over the design. Iron on a medium-hot setting (no steam) for 3-5 minutes, moving the iron constantly. Check your fabric's care label for appropriate ironing temperatures.
Yes, once the paint is properly heat set, the decorated item is washable at up to 40 degrees Celsius. It's best to wash inside out.
The paint is designed to provide a rich color coverage. For best results and opacity, ensure the fabric is suitable and apply in a steady manner.
Yes, the pen nib is specifically designed for detailed writing, drawing, and outlining on fabric projects.
Shake the pen vigorously. Press the nib firmly on scrap fabric to re-prime it. Ensure the cap was properly sealed and the pen is not dried out.
Ensure the fabric is taut and smooth. Apply steady, even pressure. If the fabric is too absorbent, it may cause patchiness; consider pre-treating or using a different fabric.
This can happen on loosely woven or highly absorbent fabrics. Ensure the fabric is appropriate for fabric markers. Try applying thinner coats or practicing on scrap material first.
Ensure the paint was completely dry before heat setting and that the heat setting process was sufficient (correct temperature, duration, and pressure). Re-heat set the design following the instructions carefully.
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