Airbrushed Mmf Colors Mouths! Possible To Prevent?
Decorating By AmbitiousBeginner Updated 9 Oct 2012 , 11:42pm by AZCouture
I've used an airbrush to get a darker color on MMF. I like the way it looks, but it always leaves streaks on the plate, colors lips and teeth.
Am I missing a final step? Is it unavoidable? or can I do something to get the MMF to absorb the color better?
The same thing happens when I paint with food coloring. I use Americolor airbrush colors. Do the same rules apply when painting or airbrushing on color?
I don't know the answer but I'm interested because I've got recently aquired an airbrush.
How far in advance are you airbrushing the cakes?
Do you live in a humid climate that may prevent it from fully drying?
I've read that some people go over their cakes with a clothes steamer.
Does that set the color better and fix the problem? or does it just make the cake shiny?
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