Iv heard of some using the one from wal mart in the model car section about $20 and you can buy the air in cans for about $10 heard it works well maybe someone can tell you more about it. Otherwise I have a Chef Master about $250 us
I have had the Kopy Kake Airmaster airbrush for 8 years now, and haven't had any problems with it. I've only had to replace nicked needles a couple of times. It is easy to take apart and clean. It came highly recommended to me and I am happy I went with it.
I do see it retails for 225.00 (Kinda pricey). I had my business pay for it and I can't remember how much I paid, but I don't think it was that much.
Cindy
I think the best thing to do is practice on some cardboard first just to get the feel of the triger and go for it I was scared at first but found it very easy to work with. There are some pics in my photos with air brushing.
That was my first attempt at air brushing flowers it sure is easier than having to paint or dust them. Thats when I realized the fine detail that I could get from the air brush. I have a Chefmaster magic mist air brush I was a little worried when I bought it since I did't know much about that brand a baker recommended it but Im happy I chose that one I can make very fine lines with it just have to practice more. Thank you for your comment on my cakes.
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