How To Avoid Streaking When Painting On Fondant
Decorating By Charmed Updated 27 Apr 2011 , 5:58pm by KimAZ
I learned a trick that Michelle Bommarito taught in a class. Instead of using a brush, use a sponge to paint the color on the fondant. To get into the small spaces, just cut the sponge to small pieces and dab the color on. It works perfectly with luster dust mixed with alcohol too.
It's amazing how well the color goes on and there are no streaks at all!
Hope that helps!
KimAZ
I learned a trick that Michelle Bommarito taught in a class. Instead of using a brush, use a sponge to paint the color on the fondant. To get into the small spaces, just cut the sponge to small pieces and dab the color on. It works perfectly with luster dust mixed with alcohol too.
It's amazing how well the color goes on and there are no streaks at all!
Hope that helps!
KimAZ
I will try that. thanks Kim 
I learned a trick that Michelle Bommarito taught in a class. Instead of using a brush, use a sponge to paint the color on the fondant. To get into the small spaces, just cut the sponge to small pieces and dab the color on. It works perfectly with luster dust mixed with alcohol too.
It's amazing how well the color goes on and there are no streaks at all!
Hope that helps!
KimAZ
Great tip! Thanks!
I learned a trick that Michelle Bommarito taught in a class. Instead of using a brush, use a sponge to paint the color on the fondant. To get into the small spaces, just cut the sponge to small pieces and dab the color on. It works perfectly with luster dust mixed with alcohol too.
It's amazing how well the color goes on and there are no streaks at all!
Hope that helps!
KimAZ
What kind of sponge would you use? Kitchen sponge, sponge paint brush or sea sponge like you use for wall painting treatments?
Who knew there would be so many sponge variations. I am definitely sponge worthy!
(And if you get that last line, you are a true Seinfeld fan!)
I learned a trick that Michelle Bommarito taught in a class. Instead of using a brush, use a sponge to paint the color on the fondant. To get into the small spaces, just cut the sponge to small pieces and dab the color on. It works perfectly with luster dust mixed with alcohol too.
It's amazing how well the color goes on and there are no streaks at all!
Hope that helps!
KimAZ
What kind of sponge would you use? Kitchen sponge, sponge paint brush or sea sponge like you use for wall painting treatments?
Who knew there would be so many sponge variations. I am definitely sponge worthy!
(And if you get that last line, you are a true Seinfeld fan!)
Okay, I got the joke, Elaine! lol 
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