Trouble with air brush color spilling from cup....especially when spraying perpendicular to cookie...how do you remedy this? Am i adding too much at once?
I prefer to keep mine on high always, and control the spray with the trigger. I would recommend trying this and see what you think. One great way to use your airbrush all the way to low, is if you want do a splatter effect on your cookies - for example, gold splattered Easter eggs.
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Trouble with air brush color spilling from cup....especially when spraying perpendicular to cookie...how do you remedy this? Am i adding too much at once?
Sounds like you are filling too much. I like to fill it to just where the cup has a "line" and change angle.
When is it appropriate to not have the airbrush machine on high?
I prefer to keep mine on high always, and control the spray with the trigger. I would recommend trying this and see what you think. One great way to use your airbrush all the way to low, is if you want do a splatter effect on your cookies - for example, gold splattered Easter eggs.