Try adding more black and then adding a touch of Wilton white-white, if you have it on hand. I have used Wilton black gel and w/ some work and the white, I was able to get a nice gray out of it.
Try adding more black and then adding a touch of Wilton white-white, if you have it on hand. I have used Wilton black gel and w/ some work and the white, I was able to get a nice gray out of it.
I didn't know wilton made white! Hmm.. interesting!
Everyone I know that uses MMF always has problems with coloring. They are constantly asking me how I get my colors so right on. I tell them to dump that MMF junk and go with the Satin Ice colors like I do...or, they can go ahead and keep wasting ingredients, materials and money because they insist on MMF. Gray is ALWAYS their biggest color issue. After two days and about $40 worth of MMF and color wasted, one of my friends came over and asked me to show her my secret. I took about $5 worth of white Satin Ice and maybe 3 cents worth of black Satin Ice and kneaded them together in front of her to the perfect shade of gray that she was looking for. I stuck it in a ziplock bag and gave it to her. She hasn't messed with MMF ever since. I know that a lot of people swear by MMF...but it's just not worth it to me. 
Try adding more black and then adding a touch of Wilton white-white, if you have it on hand. I have used Wilton black gel and w/ some work and the white, I was able to get a nice gray out of it.
I didn't know wilton made white! Hmm.. interesting!
It's a liquid for making icing whiter or lightening other colors. A little goes a long way. I purchased in 2 oz. pop top bottle.
BTW, I also switched to Americolor gel for black, although I still use Wilton for some other colors.
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