TULIP Puff Paint Puffy Black 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Used this on a pair of knit slipper socks that were sliding on wood floors.- possibly adding to a fall! Dots of product were put on some rows which allowed the sock to expand when needed but decreased the slipperiness of the socks! It did take a while to dry but the slipper socks are a lot safer now! Great product at a very reasonable price!

I don't know anything about arts and crafts or using this as a "puffy paint" all I know is that I purchased this to use on the soles of my knee-high compression stockings that were slipping and sliding all over the floor. This turned out to be an outstanding solution. Very happy.

Cumple su función, compre esta pintura para hacer un regalo a mi novio (suéter de besos) una moda de ahorita se me hizo una pintura con gran color negro además de que no me provocó ninguna alergia al caer en contacto con mi piel.

This came fast & looks nice & puffy, however I was looking for something to put on the bottom of a couple of pairs of socks to prevent sliding or slipping when wearing them without shoes in the house. This paint wasn't good for that purpose as it dries into a hard bump you can feel while walking on it.

This is a fantastic alternative to tactile liquid, which is typically used to create bumps on items for visually impaired individuals. While tactile liquid usually costs around $8 to $10, this product is a fraction of that price, comes in a variety of colors, and serves the same purpose effectively. I am not visually impaired, but I’ve had it on my homing keys on my keyboard for months now, and it hasn’t budged at all! Additionally, I use it to mark the openings of containers, like my makeup products, where it’s not obvious if you’re holding them upside down. For instance, with compact powders that don't clearly indicate which way is up, this has been incredibly helpful. Overall, I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a practical and cost-effective solution!

When I was younger and still living in Germany we used something called "windows color". It was such a cool way to do some crafts. So when I heard about this puffy paint it seemed like it would be similar. But somehow it wasn't quite the same.It's very thick and is not as runny as I'd like it to be. Painting straight lines with it is okay. But anything beyond that is a pain in the butt as it doesn't spread nicely.For the purpose I bought it, it was just not right

This was perfect for my project and did exactly what it was supposed to!

Works great!