can it be used to spray liqueur on cake layers?
1764210
I don't see why not. If oil sprays out well I would imagine something thinner would spray very well.
709430
If you have sprayed this substance with other sprayers before, I would think it could. But, I do not have first hand experience with a "molasses based"substance. My thought is, the liquid has to be fluid enough so that it will flow rather than thick and syrupy. Otherwise, it wouldn't even get into the container.
2024890
Yes it would work well and we have done this. It is best when doing this to pour about 1/4 inch at a time and spray the surface with denatured or 91% rubbing alcohol to burst any air bubbles.
1449723
I use it for pound cakes and only spray it lightly with PAM, and lightly dust with flour. It really doesn't matter if you do it assembled or unassembled.What's important to know, is you CAN NOT use a runny cake batter!!!
1148613
I use mine to highlight a wedding cake or ice sculpture, etc. I guess it could work for the special dances also.
1074507
Yes, once it comes to room temperature. It was very easy to apply to the cake too!
2243676
Aloha, Well I would not say yes and I will not say no. I do know that this sort of gear or sprayer is used to decorate cakes, plastic models, and I have used mine for the application of paint on Guitar bodies. They can be made to spray very finely and again a god amount of spray when adjusted properly. I am not female so I am not sure what it is you want to do. Hey have some fun, they are just not that expensive. And if we can not have a little fun in life then what's the sense. :) Okay I just thought of something, you may have some trouble with viscosity issues and that I just can not answer. Back to the drawing board. Aloha Meliakelikimaka
1942016
Never tried it in that application before, so I do not know. I have heard of some ppl using it in ceramic fragrance rings above lightbulbs though. Not sure if that works either. Wish I could help more, but haven't tried it myself.
1589239
No this should not be done. The Cascade has no cleaning properties that will work for this application and chemicals should not be mixed.
1584017
You can but not conveniently. It would not pour quickly enough at a party. We LOVE it for soccer.
1303009
it would depend on the thickness of the layers. I would say no to a full three layer cake, but thinner layers you could make it work.
1568602
I cannot recommend the sprayer, based on my frustrating experiences, for interior or furniture application where a smooth final finish is desired. That said, it should spray lacquer. Will you be happy with the result, however? There are only two ways to regulate the spray output--the spray tip and the green plastic inlet restrictor. Rent or borrow one for a trial period before you spend a dime on this sprayer. Rose Ann Loop
108145
yes. absolutely. I used it for my wedding cake and candles. I cut it simply. great product.
1429434
No. I use PAM baking spray. Not just the regular But it's designed for cake baking.
614570
You could dye it during the initial mixing. If by inlay u mean filling a void with wood borders then yes. Large pour would require substantial care to eliminate all the little bubbles.
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
2142418
This should spray chocolate. Depending on thickness. It sprays butter and oils. Not sure what chocolate velor is.