Dye Muslin
Can fabric-covered lampshades be spray painted effectively?
I have two large lamps with original shades that appear to be vinyl covered with a naural muslin. The color is off-white. I'd like to paint or dye them a specific color I found in a satin spray can type, which is 'Oregano,' an olive with a slight gold tint to it. But I've never done anything like this before, so I'm hesitant. I'm concerned that the color won't look even all over, or that the shade won't be as translucent as I want it to be. Has anyone ever done this or seen it done with good results?
yea i have done it ..... but dont try to cover it in one or two sprays take a few days and keep hitting it with a mist until it is covered you will be happy with the results if u take your time .....
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