I like to airbrush some cakes, but I am having a hard time with over-spray. I would love to make nice thin lines, but when I try, it blows holes in my buttercream. It is not something I typically offer or advertise, so I don't feel that I am losing money, but I would love to get better at it. I would like to master all the cake decorating methods!
So, I am not certain what king of airbrush I have bit it is dual action, and I thought those were really good. I don't know if it the PSI, but I keep mine so low it is barely on. I am assuming that it just must be the brand of the airbrush? I buy generic when I can, but I do not hesitate to get something good when I must. So is an airbrush something that the brand matters?
I have been wondering since I saw the Sunday Sweets on Cake Wrecks this week. That Princess cake is so amazing, and I know the person who did that is an amazing artist, there is NO WAY they could have done that with the brush i have.
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