Channel: JuliaMUsher

Category: Howto & Style

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Description: TO PURCHASE THE NEW "JULIA" AIRBRUSH SYSTEM OR AIRBRUSH (PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LINKS BELOW ARE MORE CURRENT THAN THOSE IN THE VIDEO): On Confection Couture Stencils site: tinyurl.com/y83gzqxs (110V systems only) On Bakery Airbrush site: COMING SOON with 220V systems! PLEASE ALSO NOTE: None of the compressors shown in this video are the one that's being sold in my system. I was still testing compressors at the time this airbrush-only video was made. Now, onto this video . . . Ta da! At long last, it's here! My new JULIA airbrush system has been released! It includes a dual-action airbrush, specifically designed for sweets decorating to deliver superior control and more even spray, and to eliminate the problems of clogging and complex cleaning often experienced with other airbrushes. In this 101 video, focused on the airbrush (not the compressor), I share A LOT - an unboxing, a parts overview, spraying tips, and 10 cool features of the JULIA that you really need to know about! To help you locate the content you want, please refer to the outline below with video time stamps. If you're more the reading-type, then please refer to my brief intro of the JULIA and its greatest features under "A Word from Julia about the JULIA", below. Thank you. I sincerely hope you'll try my new airbrush - I loved designing it for you and can't wait to see how you like it! AGAIN, TO PURCHASE THE NEW "JULIA" AIRBRUSH SYSTEM OR AIRBRUSH: On Confection Couture Stencils site: tinyurl.com/y83gzqxs (110V systems only) On Bakery Airbrush site: COMING SOON with 220V systems! MORE VIDEOS ABOUT THE JULIA: Airbrush Playlist: tinyurl.com/juliaairbrush How to Clean the JULIA Airbrush: youtu.be/DjHqI1_sHXw VIDEO OUTLINE: 5 Common Problems Resolved by the JULIA: 1:38 Unboxing and Hooking Up the JULIA: 4:04 Airbrush Parts Diagram: 7:26 Air and Coloring Flow Diagram: 8:48 Dual-Action vs. Single-Action Airbrush Operation: 9:09 Two Modes of Dual-Action Operation: 13:56 More Cool JULIA Features: 18:05 A WORD FROM JULIA ABOUT THE JULIA: Before developing my JULIA airbrush, I had always worked on cookies and cakes with single-action airbrushes, and, while they were serviceable, I was often plagued by speckled food coloring, clogging with white food coloring and metallics, and too much overspray. Fortunately, I am happy to report that my airbrush resolves all of these issues and more! As a dual-action airbrush, it inherently provides more control and, because air only flows through it when the trigger is depressed, there is less risk of accidental spraying. Its unique nozzle configuration allows easy passage of both regular food coloring and thicker mediums, like metallics, as well as both broad-brush coverage (i.e., on cakes) and precise focus (i.e., on cookies). It has a large coloring cup with an easy-to-remove cap, which makes it suitable for everything from small orders to big production runs – and, of course, virtually eliminates spilled coloring! But, best of all, I’ve never used an airbrush that’s simpler to clean. While other airbrushes often require complex disassembly to thoroughly clean them, the JULIA airbrush can be kept in tip-top operating condition just by following simple routine maintenance procedures that don’t involve taking anything apart! Better yet, your new JULIA airbrush comes with a lifetime labor warranty from my partner Badger Air-Brush Co., and has been comprehensively inspected and tested in actual use by both me and my partner. Again, thank you for considering my airbrush. I hope it brings you hours upon hours of decorating fun! TO HANG OUT WITH ME ON THE WEB: My site/blog: juliausher.com Facebook: tinyurl.com/j6nm6te Twitter: twitter.com/JuliaMUsher Pinterest: pinterest.com/juliamusher Google+: tinyurl.com/ha4huw9 CREDITS: Music by: Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com Videography/Editing by: Joe Baran, Workingman's Film, workingmansfilm.com