Formula 1 Car

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simonpc1423 Posted 21 Dec 2010 , 3:55pm
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got to make a formula one cake topper. I want it about 6" long. Probably make it from fondant with the body work in pastilage for sharp lines. Im looking for ideas on how to get a really high quality even gloss on the body work.

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cakesrock Posted 22 Dec 2010 , 2:03am
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For gloss I have tried Pam, rubbing crisco on the fondant, edible varnish and piping gel. I've had the most success with crisco! However, I have heard that confectioners glaze works great. I just ordered some, so I will be trying it out soon.... Good luck!

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tootie0809 Posted 22 Dec 2010 , 2:21pm
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Great tips! I am making my first car cake in a couple of months. I have also used Crisco for added shine, but I'm going to have to try the confectioner's glaze on the car for that super-shiny look.

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simonpc1423 Posted 22 Dec 2010 , 8:58pm
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im uk - what is crisco?
I have tried edible glaze (have a look at the sports car at www.feedmecake.co.uk)
Not really high enough gloss. I want like a super high gloss, like a marines boots!

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simonpc1423 Posted 21 Jan 2011 , 11:02pm
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decided to tint white fondant grey blue, then dust with silver dust and spray on lemon juice and silver dust to give a final layer. Finally spray on confectioners glaze. We will see!!

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simonpc1423 Posted 27 Jan 2011 , 11:50am
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Well here it is the mclaren Vodafone 2010 car. pretty pleased. Modelling chocolate and fondant painted with silver dust suspended in vodka and wiped over with confectioner glaze

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