Can you use luster dust in an airbrush machine? I just got one today and haven't tried it yet but would love to cover my fair cake in shiny coating but don't have time to order any of the special airbrush colors and we don't have anyone around here who sells them that I can find.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
yes, just mix it with vodka or everclear- mix it to about as thick as a brand new bottle of cheap nail polish (looks solid color in the container but when you do the first coat it's see thru) It might be easier for you to start pretty thin anyway- til you get used to dealing with your airbrush.
Depending on the brand/type of airbrush you have, you might have to back the needle out a little bit.
Make sure you wash out the airbrush really well afterwards.
yes, just mix it with vodka or everclear- mix it to about as thick as a brand new bottle of cheap nail polish (looks solid color in the container but when you do the first coat it's see thru) It might be easier for you to start pretty thin anyway- til you get used to dealing with your airbrush.
Depending on the brand/type of airbrush you have, you might have to back the needle out a little bit.
Make sure you wash out the airbrush really well afterwards.
yes, just mix it with vodka or everclear- mix it to about as thick as a brand new bottle of cheap nail polish (looks solid color in the container but when you do the first coat it's see thru) It might be easier for you to start pretty thin anyway- til you get used to dealing with your airbrush.
Depending on the brand/type of airbrush you have, you might have to back the needle out a little bit.
Make sure you wash out the airbrush really well afterwards.
Just be sure to use a LITTLE bit of lustre dust with a LOT of everclear (or vodka.) They also have "airbrush friendly" pearl dusts available. You want a very liquidy solution so you don't clog the head (which runs as much as the whole airbrush if you screw it up)! 
They also have liquid pearl and gold and silver colors just for airbrushes. Good luck and let us know how it goes! 
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