Has anyone been curious enough to try Jacquard Lumiere craft paint?

[Monty]

I came across these while searching for other paints. They seem to be high-end acrylics and they are definitely a little spendy (around $8.00 a bottle, so I'm hesitant to pull the trigger until I know how well they'd work on styrene.

https://www.amazon.com/Jacquard-Products-Lumiere-Fabric-Paint/dp/B0027AAP06

 

[Miatatom]

The description says it's for fabrics. Let us know what you discover. I'm experimenting with Anita's brand right now. Goes on pretty smooth, thinned 1:1 with isopropyl alcohol.

[Monty]

I read a little further and saw where it says it has great adhesion, even on non-porous surfaces like ceramic and metal.  Might work well with the right primer, but being a tightwad, that price kinda bothers me.  

I think some others on here have gotten good results using Anita's paint on model interiors etc.  Best of luck with yours!

[peteski]

Any paint that is designed for fabrics is likely to remain flexible. It will not dry hard.  Not something I would use on a model car.