CakeCentral. com now offers AmeriMist airbrush color, These are professional airbrush colors now available to you directly from your "Central" one stop place to shop for everything CAKE and more
I wanted to post a new forum about these colors so you could ask me questions regarding these amazing colors...They are the strongest formulated food color airbrush in the world. AmeriMist comes in 41 colors that exactly match the 41 gel colors. Professional cake decorators use these colors and now you can too and at Cake Central you will get the best price available anywhere 
Soon CakeCentral.com will be offering our AmeriColor Airbrush. This is a state of the art "Matrix" airbrush that is guaranteed for life. One system and you will never need another. With AmeriMist your creativity can go wild and you will be able to create like you never imagined you could.
So look for these products and if you have any questions, we are here to help 
The AmeriColor airbrush is a "Matrix" Meaning that the top cup swivles down and you can plug in special jars that hold our color for continous spraying... The pump is manufactured by Badger and is the highest quality.
I have checked the market on other systems,and you can find cheaper systems out there, but you get what you pay for. As the saying goes:"Buyer beware"
We offer the highest quality product available, for use with the best and strongest color. It will last you your lifetime and if it dosen't we will repair or replace it for free 
I tried this new airbrush at ICES and love it. dont have it, but would like to get it. it works with just the slightest of airpressure and you can get the finest of lines. but it is also strong enough to run 2 airbrushes and you could even paint tshirts if you wanted. i cant wait to hear more when you get it in stock.
Hi
I just bought a set of Amerimist sheen colors to use on chocolate. However I have tried spraying it and the color just sits on top of the chocolate in beads. Any tips?
Thank you
You have to use cocoa butter spray..the kind you get at specialty chocolate stores.I think Chef Rubber.com sells them...
My Amerimist colors are so concentrated when I spray they are so much darker than the color on the label, is there anything I can mix into it that can help me lighten them up? My fuschia color is more a dark plum and my soft pink when sprayed comes out more fuschia. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you all so much.
AI use a rubbing alcohol to dilute the colours as I find water tends to take too long to dry and can compromise the quality of your fondant.. :D
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My Amerimist colors are so concentrated when I spray they are so much darker than the color on the label, is there anything I can mix into it that can help me lighten them up? My fuschia color is more a dark plum and my soft pink when sprayed comes out more fuschia. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you all so much.
I use a rubbing alcohol to dilute the colours as I find water tends to take too long to dry and can compromise the quality of your fondant..
I hope you don't put rubbing alcohol on anything that someone is going to eat. It is a poison and can be lethal. Vodka works and at least it is meant to be consumed.
RUBBING ALCOHOL???? 
Good Lord, NO! Never use rubbing alcohol to dilute your colors. As Carrie789 said, use vodka. The alcohol will evaporate so no taste will be added to it.
How long does these colours take to dry? Do they stencil well?
I am looking at using the Americolor Metallic or Pearl Sheen. I am attempting to do the US Navy Officer Crest and need gold and silver. Does anyone have any tips? Would I be okay to use these diluted and paint them on? Also, I know some of the luster dust is not edible (especialIy getting into gold and silver colors), is there anything on the Amerimist? I do not have an airbrush yet but want to keep true to the insignia. Any tips or suggestions would greatly be appreciated as I have only been decorating for a year!
AI use the colors through an airbrush and love them. But yes you could use them with a paintbrush I've seen it done several times
what type of icing are you using on the cakes in your photos?
You don't need to go out and spend money on an airbrush just to get the gold & silver.
Do you have a photo of the logo you are going to do. (The smaller the easier also) Let people see your idea so they can offer tips.
Here is the image I am trying to do: . This is for my husbands promotion (he's an officer in the Navy).
Sorry I tried to just copy and past the image which didn't work....here's a link: http://vector-images.com/image.php?epsid=12154
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