How Do You Get That Metalic Look

Decorating By wonlove Updated 14 Sep 2013 , 11:09am by ttaunt

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wonlove Posted 13 Sep 2013 , 5:03pm
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AI will be working on a "make up" cake and I would like to know how to get that metal look for the buckles on the make up bags and the metal part of the make up brushes?

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BatterUpCake Posted 13 Sep 2013 , 7:29pm
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paint on luster dust mixed with lemon extract or vodka. All of the alcohol will evaporate.

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wonlove Posted 13 Sep 2013 , 7:38pm
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Athey have paint on luster dust ? that might be a really silly question. but I am a newbie lol

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BatterUpCake Posted 13 Sep 2013 , 7:58pm
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When you mix it with the vodka it becomes paint. I always make it kind of thick.

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wonlove Posted 13 Sep 2013 , 8:40pm
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AThank you Thank you

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ttaunt Posted 14 Sep 2013 , 2:16am
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Has anyone tried the luster dust in royal icing? I would like to pipe some gold fillagree right on to the cake.Will it still be as shiny?

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AZCouture Posted 14 Sep 2013 , 3:52am
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AGet actual highlight powder, for a true metallic shine, like actual silver and gold. CK makes the kind I like. Luster will give you a good enough look, but for true metal, get highlighter powder. Use like luster, same method.

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as you wish Posted 14 Sep 2013 , 4:09am
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Has anyone tried the luster dust in royal icing? I would like to pipe some gold fillagree right on to the cake.Will it still be as shiny?

Do you mean mixed into the royal icing? Because that won't work so well. The luster dust will colour it a bit but you will lose the shine.

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AZCouture Posted 14 Sep 2013 , 4:49am
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AYeah, you need paint over it once it's hardened.

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BatterUpCake Posted 14 Sep 2013 , 10:33am
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I will have to investigate this highlighter powder you speak of :detective: I am always learning something new here on CC!

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ttaunt Posted 14 Sep 2013 , 11:09am
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Thanks guys.

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