Reply to "Airbrush Color Goes on Clean; Dries Like It Was Under-sprayed"

Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life

@DIYDiva-SoExtraSweets posted:
Ok, that is good to know. I was reading other posts from several years ago and it was mentioned that a fan may cause too slick of a finish causing pooling on the surface. I'm glad to learn that shouldn't be the case.

Well, it does make the surface a little more slick, so if you're too heavy-handed, you'll get pooling - but you would on a less shiny surface as well. I barely pull pack on the trigger to get into tight spots, and I always keep the airbrush moving, adding coloring gradually in layers to get the saturation I want without pooling.

3/23/218:29 PM

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