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I've had this happen when I tried to smooth IMBC with a hot spatula. Not sure how you fix it though. You could try icing/confectioners sugar not sure it will work though. I wouldn't use a hair dryer though.
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I'm sure by now you have finished any attempt to fix this but for future knowledge:
If you used a hot spatula OR water to do your smoothing there is nothing you can do. For the most past I know YOU are the only one who will notice this color change :) Don't worry about it. If nothing else, try adding more decorations to hide the problem. In this case, I'd add a small border.
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Hi there
Not sure if you were able to fix it, as its now much later of course. BUT when I've worked with coloured buttercream, if the first layer has crusted, and you then go over some areas etc (With the same buttercream batch) then it will look lighter. BUT you just leave it be and as it dries the colours will blend.
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