OK I have a question I was watching Ace of Cakes last night I saw were one of Duffâs staff was Air brushing a cake but had part of the cake taped off , Does anyone know what kind of tape that was he was using on the cake? Then right after that I saw a commercial with the advertisement was the Blue Scott painters tape would that be the same thing they were using does anyone know.
Molly2
I did not watch the show, but it makes sense that masking off ( I am assuming fondant) with painters tape would work.
Painters tape won't pull off paint off a wall so I guess it would not hurt the fondant finish.
I use painters tape on back of my grandkids art work to put on wall for display lol.
I wondered the same thing I have a cake due on July 12th and I need to Air brush part of it I thought that would be somehing to look at doing but I need more ifno on it so I thought I would post this hopeing someone would have the answer or information
Molly2
I wouldn't think painter's tape would be food safe, but then again, I'm not sure I would do some of the things I've seen on that show.
You could try emailing Scotch and see what they have to say about the ingredients/chemicals in the product. It works great for painting walls though, LOL!
Send an email to Mary Alice at CCC. I think that is painter's tape though.
I would email Mary ALice from CCC too. But in the meantime, what if you put the painters tape on with the sticky side out. The other side that would be touching the cake is just paper. You could just attached the 2 ends of the tape where they meet.
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