Can you wash off the designs with remover or acetone if you mess up? I'd like to use these as a way to display my nail art options.
1121431
Yes you can remove the design with remover. If you use acrylic paint rubbing alcohol works for removing mistakes.
1121432
You might as well just buy more. Re-using these isn't really worth the effort. And then you'll always have those old designs saved for layer anyway.Also, since they're just cheaper plastic, I would imagine that they would start breaking down after a while if you did use them that way.
1121433
You might as well just buy more. Re-using these isn't really worth the effort. And then you'll always have those old designs saved for layer anyway. Also, since they're just cheaper plastic, I would imagine that they would start breaking down after a while if you did use them that way.
1121434
You can use NON acetone nail polish remover if u use acetone it will mess the nail up (it melts the nail if that makes sense)
1121435
I would NOT use acetone, as it breaks down plastic easily. Non-acetone polish remover should be fine for removing polish. If you are using 3D nail art and mess up I would just pick it off as best you can and use non-acetone for the remainder, but avoid letting it soak.
302602
You don't need to soak off. They peel off so easily because the gel doesn't stick to the nail at all, after a day you can easily peel them off.
775665
I left my polish on thinking it would okay. When I rinsed my feet afterwards I did notice some of the polish did come off of my nails. So I would suggest removing it beforehand.
588345
I just use acetone nail polish remover from the Dollar Tree. I soak my nails for about 5 minutes and it peels right off with no nail damage. I have used the product for three years and think it is great.
1304207
No, I made a flawed design and I used polish remover and it worked. You need to scrub it down but it did clear up and painting over it with a new nail color made it look like nothing happened to begin with. You can always just break off that nail and move on to a fresh untouched one if you're not stingy but to answer your question in short, no it won't ruin the product.
1276449
Hi- I have not yet tried to remove these, but the quality is sturdy enough that I imagine it wouldn't be too messy to do so. I suppose it all depends on the adhesive you apply before the wallpaper itself. I absolutely recommend this item! It's beautiful and transformed my kitchenette. It so textured that you can even paint over it as a statement wall. Hope this helps!
1826216
Very easy - they're made of durable acrylic so as long as you're not using something noteworthy for its harshness, you'll be fine. Anything like vinegar/water (or any of the "green" cleaners, hand soap, GlassPlus/Windex, etc will be fine! In fact, unless something is very messy, just a paper towel will probably work in most situations! Enjoy!
1938120
Unlike regular nail polish you can't remove these by just wiping with polish remover you need to put remover on a cotton ball on the nails then wrap and leave on for and least 10 minutes to soak off the gel
1190422
I do, and cure it. Makes regular polish stay shiny and last longer. You just can not remove it with acetone. Must be buffed off.
770517
Yes, Just peel off slowly! And if you have any sticky stuff left on the table from it just use Goo Gone! I hope you meant to take them off your table!
344770
If you have some "goof off" or even non-acetone nail polish it does ok. I have, however, switched to good old fashioned water soaking, followed by some spray lubricant (CRC/WD-40, etc), as it soaks in and loosens the adhesion to the metal. It's also safer.
212330
Hi sorry just read the email, i use nail polish remover when I use nail color, I have not used the acrylic paint as of yet, but will probably has to use a small amount of paint remover on a tissue to remove the paint, not sure on that, will get back to you on acrylic paints, but water base paint is easy to remove, I guess it will come down to what type of nail art you use. Thanks for asking.
1039689
Yes, regular polish remover is all you need (I use acetone). And since it sits on top of your nail polish it shouldn't damage your actual nail.
871457
Hello, you unroll how much you need for a particular design like you are unrolling some tape, cut it and place it on you nails, for designs like tic tat toe or use a small strip for a border doing French tips. You can paint over them and remove them before the polish is dry for a checker board look. If you decide to put top coat over them and keep them on as part of the design, they stay on for as long as you want them to. Hope I answered your question.
686921
No, that's the great thing about it. You just use regular nail polish remover, although acetone works better than non-acetone.
1240958
Nope, acetone should take it right off. Whether you apply it right after you put on your polish or even if you use nail hardener to apply it, it should come off with acetone. Otherwise, use a solvent to take it off, like if you use nail glue to apply it.
2012325
Try using nail polish remover. Also alcohol works well. I had no problem getting my labels off. :)