How Do I Lighten Liquid Food Colouring For Airbrushing?
Decorating By daniellehunt5 Updated 9 Jan 2015 , 5:59pm by daniellehunt5
AHi im new to this site and new to airbrushing, i love the airbrush but wondered the best way to lighten the colour? And best product to use? For example making baby pinks and blues etc.
Thanks
maybe white will work but the whites i've gotten aka titanium dioxide are loopy -- they are thick and do not play well with others -- just saying -- i mean it may work like crazy but i hate to clog my brush so i wouldn't try it unless it was specifically for the air brush -- and i still won't use it myself because water works --
otherwise i put water in my cup on the airbrush -- add a drop of air brush color -- spray lightly and it's a pastel -- works for me
A[@]-K8memphis[/@] Have you ever got grey using just the black? I couldn't, all I got was a greeny black.
sure thing -- so who can tell petitecat what brands come out gray rather than green? i mean i've got chefmaster black air brush color and some kroma colors -- but they are 'vintage' old
I've got the Kroma colours too. I just remembered a CC friend told me I should have shaken the bottle before using. Next time I have time to practice I will shake the bottle and see what colour comes out.
white airbrush color, I do it all the time. Yes, make sure you shake it well. Quite frankly, it's the only thing I found useful about white airbrush color. If you don't have white, pearl sheen does the trick to, but of course it leaves a sheen. I use Americolor airbrush color.
while it's rare some people (and i know a couple) are allergic to titanium dioxide and it is not a pretty thing -- tough to diagnose too -- so that's another reason why i avoid it as best i can
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