Use the 'paint & dust' method on American Buttercream, Royal icing, Chocolate,
- Place the amount of lustre you need into your palette and add alcohol free activator. Mix until it forms a paint like consistency.
- This method is great for small surfaces such as raised fondant cookies and finer details. It works well on chilled Swiss Meringue Buttercream but does not work on chocolate.
- You will need 2 brushes for this technique. One gets wet and the other must be dry.
- Dip your (wet) brush into the activator and apply a thin clear layer onto the surface. Less is best. The less back and forth with the activator the better!
- Using a Lustre Brush, apply lustre onto the wet area.
- Once covered, use a 2nd dry Lustre Brush and brush away any leftover powder.
- For painting a fondant cake, we recommend using the Wide Flat #5 Brush to apply the Activator in small sections with an upward stroke.
Stencilling with our Alcohol Free Activator:
- Dip your brush into the activator and apply a thin layer onto the surface. Less is best. The less back and forth with the activator the better! Using a lustre brush apply lustre onto the wet area.
- Securely hold the stencil on the surface as you brush the Alcohol Free Activator over the top. The stencil will become sticky and it will stay in place.
- Take your dry brush and dab your lustre over the stencil and brush away any loose dust. - When you are finished, slowly remove the stencil and admire your work of art !
- This method works on Ganache, Fondant and Buttercream. It will not work on Swiss Meringue Buttercream because of the oily surface.
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