I have a wedding next month where they want pink & purple CCs
These are the baking cups that they will be using for the pink cupcakes

http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/wilton-baking-cups--scallop--pink--damask

So I bought Wilton Rose , which seemed to me the closest color to the cups, I tried coloring the fondant last night but it wont turn into that shiny electric pink its just normal pink

http://www.globalsugarart.com/product.php?id=20367&name=Wilton%20Rose%20Icing%20Color

I want to get the same pink like the Duff pink Fondant

http://www.duff.com/products/fondant/duff-pink-fondant-2lb-0

How do I get this color please help!!

This works for me sometimes when I can't get the right color. Try painting the fondant with pink luster dust.

Have you tried Americolor's electric pink- one of their neon colors- or the Americolor fushia?

I use either Electric Pink from Americolor or Duff's Neon Pink...they come out about the same but to me Duff's color is a bit more rich. So I tend to use his more. http://cakecentral.com/gallery/2008738 the lighting in this pic isn't too good but you get the general idea!

I used Americolor Electric pink on my flower cake, take a look, 3rd picture in my photos. Good Luck!

i had to make some magenta fondant discs for a wedding a few weeks ago and couldn't get the color right with food coloring gel & fondant alone. i went back and dusted them with magenta luster dust to get the proper color. hot pinks can be tough.

I have gotten this color before using the Wilton Rose. You have to keep working with it and adding color until you get what you want. Good luck!!

I'm pretty sure you can buy Satin ice fondant already that color. That is the only fondant I use and it tastes yummy. I haven't bought it already colored yet, but I think that's the brand I have seen that is that color. It's not that costly either. I buy mine at Global Sugar Art, but i have found it locally too.
But you would get a brighter color by mixing your color with alcohol and painting it on, but it depends on how many cupcakes you are making on rather you want to do that.

Last time I made hot pink, it was wilton rose mixed with a small amount of red. It wasn't quite duff pink, but it was close and it definitely wasn't baby pink. The downside is I have a problem with fondant drying out due to overmixing (to get an even color) if I have a large amount of fondant to mix.

Satin Ice Hot Pink is awesome! It's not expensive and it should match the baking cups you're using.

I have been trying to acheive this same exact color for quite some time now. When I added the Wilton rose color to the pre-made fondant, it started out fine and the more color I added to get that nice bright pink color made it turn into a yucky dark mess! I finally figured it out though! Instead of using pre-made fondant, use the "MMF-Easy Peasy! Made Using a Kitchenaid Mixer" recipe submitted by THE_LIL_CAKEHOUSE. Following the directions in the recipe, add the Wilton rose color to the melted marshmallow mixture before adding the powdered sugar. It will magically stay the same bright pink color you are trying to acheive! Good Luck!

I was able to get that color with the Wilton rose. You have to use a lot though. Just like when you are trying to get a primary red or black...

Michaels arts and craft stores have the duff pink just like that and if you google a coupon you can save $$$ they also carry lots of wilton and Duff cake supplies !! good luck

This is so funny! I was just coming on to post how to get the hot pink color...I bought the Fondx Elite in Sexy Pink and while I love to work with their fondant, the Sexy Pink is like a neon pink, a little too bright for the minnie mouse cake I am making...I finally decided last night to come on here ask for help, and then if nothing else, go to Michael's and buy Duff's...I am just gonna go buy Duff's...I am not gonna worry about it...

I used Wilton Rose for the pink on these.... I'm sure I could have gone deeper/bright if I'd added more.

http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1919405

I use americolor's electric pink for hot pink! Works really well for a deep hot pink!