Is it possible to spray paint leather? ?
The leather can be dyed. Contact your local Tandy dealer or look them up online for the product you need. You need dye for leather and not dye for fabric. Hobby Lobby may also have the products you need in their leather section of the store. How to dye leather (it's easy) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmwLWGDWu...
Could i spray paint leather?
Well you can get leather paint...Check out a hobby store like Hobby Lobbby or Joann's. Or just look online :) If you dont want to paint it, Go get some nice fabric and cover it. Im a huge Joann fabric person and they always have these fabric sales, or you can print a coupon off the internet for 40% off one cutting of fabric. Which means you can get how many yards you want, but you have to have them cut it into one piece. They have sales for discontinued or remnants for like 50% off sometimes and you can get fabric REALLY cheap. I myself wouldn't paint it, cause what if you decide to go back to brown. You'd already permanently painted your bed. Id go for the fabric idea. Thers SO much out there and you can change it whenever you need a new look. Plus its CHEAP!! :) Hope i gave u another idea to use....LEBE
Keeping acrylic paint on Leather/Fabric?
You can use many methods to paint on fabric. While professionals may use automatic methods, the home crafter often painstakingly does the work by hand. After spending hours on a fabric painting project to get it just right, it would be a shame not to protect your hard work. Not sealing the paint onto the fabric can lead to discolouration, cracks in the paint, and even the paint peeling or chipping off. Luckily, the process to seal paint onto fabric is very easy and only takes a few minutes. 1. Preheat your iron to a medium setting. 2. Place a piece of cardboard between layers if the painted item is two-sided, such as a T-shirt. 3. Smooth out the fabric completely, so there are no overlaps or wrinkles. Failure to do so can result in uneven or cracked sealing, ruining your fabric painting project. 4. Place the thin cloth over the painted part of the fabric and slowly iron over it. Be careful not to stay in one spot too long, as this could cause some areas to look uneven when finished. 5. Lay the painted fabric out in a cool, dry place to set. Do not touch the paint directly for at least a day to ensure the seal forms properly and without any nicks or botches in the paint.
Remove paint on pleather?
Shoe polish will come off on your clothes! You need to know what kind of paint it is. If it doesn't come off with plain water then it's probably either acrylic, emulsion or gloss. Acrylic and emulsion will come off eventually with warm water, soap and a bit of scrubbing - test on a non-visible part first to see how hard you can scrub without damaging the fabric. If this doesn't work, nail varnish remover will dissolve gloss paint a little, or white spirit/surical spirit. Again test on a part you can't see to check the fabric won't be damaged. Soak some cotton wool in the spirit or nail varnish remover, then leave it lying on the painted area for an hour or so to soften up the paint, and gently rub it off.