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Altay.Oro

Altay.Oro

I want to cover all the cavities in a mold with two layers of different types of chocolate, one is very thin layer and it is under the main shell of a different type of chocolate ... for example, thin milk chocolate layer under the main dark chocolate shell.

 

For casting the thin layer, do I need to have airbrush + compressor pair?

Or ... would this type of equipment https://www.bosch-diy.com/za/en/p/pfs-1000-0603207000-v35962 do the job for me?

What about applying the thin layer with a piece of sponge ... not tried yet, I will try it soon ... does it work? 

 

 

Altay.Oro

Altay.Oro

I want to cover all the cavities in a mold with two layers of different types of chocolate, one is very thin layer and it is under the main shell of a different type of chocolate ... for example, thin milk chocolate layer under the main dark chocolate shell.

 

For casting the thin layer, do I need to have airbrush + compressor pair?

Or ... would this type of equipment https://www.bosch-diy.com/za/en/p/pfs-1000-0603207000-v35962 do the job for me?

What about applying the thin layer with a piece of sponge ... not tried yet, I will try it soon ... would it work? 

 

 

Altay.Oro

Altay.Oro

I want to cover all the cavities in a mold with two layers of different types of chocolate, one is very thin layer and it is under the main shell of a different type of chocolate ... for example, thin milk chocolate layer under the main dark chocolate shell.

 

For casting the thin layer, do I need to have airbrush + compressor pair?

Or ... would this type of equipment https://www.bosch-diy.com/za/en/p/pfs-1000-0603207000-v35962 do the job for me?

What about applying the thin layer with a piece of sponge ... not tried yet, but I will try it soon ... would it work?

 

 

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