Spray Luster Dust! I Highly Recommend It!!
Decorating By CoutureCakeCreations Updated 21 Sep 2007 , 3:03am by melysa
Hey ladies (and gentleman),
I just bought a can of aerosol super pearl luster dust (i dont own an airbrush). IT IS GREAT. Just shake well and spray. Looks just like i used an airbrush. !!!
Just thought I would let you all know.
I still have to figure out how to unclog them.
I ordered mine here:
http://www.pastrychef.com/LUSTER-COLOR-SPRAYS_p_7-770.html
HTH!
Anya
I found Luster Color Sprays at :
http://www.pastrychef.com/LUSTER-COLOR-SPRAYS_p_7-770-reviews.html
Is this possibly the spray she used?
Okay Couture...fess-up!!! we are dying here for the info 
Ok can I add to my pet peeve list -people who mention a great product and then run away 
Just joking
Ok can I add to my pet peeve list -people who mention a great product and then run away
Just joking
Thanks copa and wareagle.
Totally agree newtodecorating.
looks like that product would be the equivelant of using the preval sprayer (yes, there have been debates on cc about this whether the compressed air is food safe or not- however it says for this product that this is for decorative use only too,) and mixing your own liquid spray with extract or vodka and luster dust. the only positive i see on this is knowing that the mixture is the right consistency.
the preval can be purchased at home depot, and other hardware stores for around 5 bucks.
http://www.prevalspraygun.com/
looks like that product would be the equivelant of using the preval sprayer (yes, there have been debates on cc about this whether the compressed air is food safe or not- however it says for this product that this is for decorative use only too,) and mixing your own liquid spray with extract or vodka and . the only positive i see on this is knowing that the mixture is the right consistency.
the preval can be purchased at home depot, and other hardware stores for around 5 bucks.
http://www.prevalspraygun.com/
Thanks melysa. I was asking my hubby about using a sprayer like that and he said it won't work. I'll have to get this and show him it does.
How many cakes do you think you can do with one can? - does anyone know?
Thanks
looks like that product would be the equivelant of using the preval sprayer (yes, there have been debates on cc about this whether the compressed air is food safe or not- however it says for this product that this is for decorative use only too,) and mixing your own liquid spray with extract or vodka and . the only positive i see on this is knowing that the mixture is the right consistency.
the preval can be purchased at home depot, and other hardware stores for around 5 bucks.
http://www.prevalspraygun.com/
Thanks melysa. I was asking my hubby about using a sprayer like that and he said it won't work. I'll have to get this and show him it does.
oh, it does. i've used them before. the trick is to get the right consistency as not to clog or cause spatters, or be too thin where it drips. but, yes it works.
there are some people that will adamantly argue against its use on a cake that will be eaten. if you call the company, they will say (probably just to cover themselves) it is not for food use.
however, there are also people who can attest that the same additives that are in a can of compressed air for an airbrush is what is in the preval...or have you ever read the back of a can of wilton color spray?
in my humble opinion, its fine. i eat worse things when *I* eat a twinkie. (well, ok- i dont eat twinkies, haha)
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