Lomo on your T shirt.

[zip accident]

There are a bunch of German fabric dyes in spray bottles, if you read german, you're in luck, otherwise not. They are not aerosols, you have to pump the paint out. As such, moving the spray as you normally would is difficult, because it takes a lot of pressure to eject the dye. The appertures get clogged and aren't brilliant to start with so the spray patterns are variable. The washing temperature that won't have the dye running out is only 30 degrees celcius.

That said, the colours are quite strong, and since there is no propellant, there's a lot of dye in a bottle.

If happy accidents are your idea of art, these may be for you, but they will make a mess at the least opportunity, and if you want precise control of the output you should forget these entirely and go with aerosols, airbrushes or straight painting.

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