PME have made an edible lustre spray that you can use on cakes, cupcakes, icings, sugar flowers, fondant, chocolate and cookies. It comes in the colors: Pearl, Gold, Bronze, Red, Blue and Green. I have bought a pearl spray myself today and it looks fantastic.
Happy Caking!
Louise
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Anonymous says:
Oct 19, 2011
It dries almost instantly. But it can come off if you touch the cake/fondant too much.
Michele says:
Oct 6, 2011
Can you please tell me how long do I have to wait to spray my cake after the fondant goes on.
Michele
Anonymous says:
Oct 6, 2011
You can use it right away….
Zoe says:
Oct 8, 2010
I have just bought some of this glitter spray and the shop also had a mini ‘airgun’ for a couple of pounds which makes the spray more like an airbrush.. less mess and easier to direct smoothly rather than a ‘clumpy’ looking spray.. It just attaches onto the can before spraying. Cant remember what the actual name was but could find out!
Louise says:
Sep 29, 2010
Randi: Its kinda like an airbrush, but this spray will cover a larger area than the airbrush. If you want to paint on cakes or use stencils you can use paint brushes, small sponges and so. Make sure that you mix your food gel colors with few drops of clear alcohol. This helps the paint to dry quick without melting the fondant.
Randi says:
Sep 19, 2010
Is lustre spray like an airbrush? I know it has no tip like an airbrush, but if i have stencils can it work as an airbrush almost? I can not afford an airbrush but would love to paint on fondant and I just can’t seem to find any answers
Do you have any suggestions??
Louise says:
Jun 30, 2010
Kelly cullinane: You can use it on dry or fresh fondant. Just remember that you will have glitter everywhere
kelly cullinane says:
Jun 28, 2010
Hello Louise,
Please can you tell me as I have looked everywhere for the answer…I have bought this spray to use on stars that I am going to make from florist paste…Do i have to wait for the paste to dry before spraying or can I cut them out and spray straight away then dry them.
I would really appreciate you reply.
Regards,
Kelly
Louise says:
Jun 20, 2010
Rachel: It have been awhile since I last used it. But I recall that you should be able to use it on a 4 tier cake (of course depending on the sizes of the cakes) The only problem is that you have it everywhere so a good thing is to use a box to place the cake in.
Rachel says:
Jun 11, 2010
Let me start off by saying Louise your awesome, I can’t tell you how much I have learned from your page. I look forward to reading it every week. So thank you again you rock.
What a great idea. Just one question though, how long dose it last? What I mean is how may cakes can you decorate with this product? Thank you so much.
Always inspired,
Rachel
gabrielle says:
Oct 26, 2009
this spray looks so cool i am bakeing my anties wedding cake and i am going to use it
Louise says:
Jul 11, 2007
It looks fabulous when it is used over the entire cake.
landa says:
Jul 11, 2007
Oh this is so cool!!!