last night on amazing wedding cakes one of the girls from Christopher Garren's cakes was spray painting a cake(a bronze colored cake with little jewels) and she was using a kind of a spray bottle (not a ready made luster spray bottle) looked like an atomizer or pressurized spray bottle. Could someone please let me know what king of spray bottle she was using and where can I get one? I have searched internet for something similar but can't find it.
thanks,

I did not see it, but wonder about the coverage of the wilton spray paint cans. I do not have a spray painter yet, (on wishlist) but would love to spay paint small areas occassionally

I didn't see the show last night but it could be the edible luster spray by PME. I think Global Sugar Art has it.

As I said it wasn't a commercial luster spray. more like an atomizer....

We use preval sprayers . I learned the trick from Mike McCarey.

http://www.dickblick.com/products/preval-sprayer/

I saw that as well, it is a Preval Spray Gun. That's what I use. I got mine at Home Depot on the spray paint department. It works great!

Yes that is it. Thank you all so much.

I am also new to cake decorating. What kind of spray do you put in the bottle. Vodka and coloring? or watered down icing?

Watching this thread......hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm interesting.

I don't have cable so I didn't see the show. How does it compare to a regular air brush machine?

I have seen this, but didn't know how it would work on cakes -

http://www.fineartstore.com/Catalog/tabid/365/List/1/CategoryID/11113/Level/a/Default.aspx?SortField=UnitCost%2cUnitCost

You would still have to purchase the gun - saw someone using something similar on a youtube video to spray a cake

You use aribrush colors. IMO this is no comparison to a real airbrush. This would only be good for all over color, not detailing.