Dynaflow

Airfix

--If you are using fabric paints on something that cannot be heatset (for example a couch) this is the product for you. Use 1 teaspoon per quart of paint. The one catch is that once you have added the Airfix to the paint you must use it within 6 hours.

Resists

Dynaflow has a tendancy to want to feather on smoother fabrics. This is wonderful if you want a more free-flowing, watercolor kind of look. But if you need a bit more control you can use a resist.
The resist is applied first to dry fabric. If your fabric is thick you may need to apply it to both sides of the fabric. The resist will create a wall which the paints will not go past. So for example, if you were going to paint a butterfly, you would put a resist line anywhere you wanted a new color. If you use the clear resist, when you are done you will have a thin line that will be the color of the original fabric. If you use a colored resist that color will remain.
You can apply the resist using a brush or from a squeeze bottle.

Waterbased resist

Clear resist. When you are done, remove the resist using warm water and soap.

Applicator Bottles and accessories

Use these squeeze bottles to apply the resist, or dynaflow. They have a long tip which you can cut at different places depending on how thick you want your line to be. The stainless steel tips can be added onto the nozzle to produce more consistant line. Tips come in .5mm, .7mm or .9mm. Although they have threads inside, you simply push them on the nozzle. Use a push pin to make sure they are clean after you use them.

Needle nose applicator bottle $1.20

.5 tip $2.19

.7 tip $2.19

.9 tip $2.19

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