Would pure Acetone ( nail polish remover ) damage these?
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These are made of polyethylene, which has good resistance to acetone. They would work fine unless you are actually immersing them in acetone for extended periods.
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Yes you can use regular nail polish on top, although I would use a clear coat of polish first. & yes you can use acetone
758674
Acetone or nail polish remover has worked for me for various adhesives. I may be thinking of cyanoacrylate cement (Superglue.) Scraping with a hot instrument works if you can gain access.
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I was confused by this too, but it just means that these Gel base and top coats need to be soaked off. Use a cotton ball with pure acetone then wrap with a square of tin foil and let it sit for at least 10 minutes. That is how I was taught. I do know that they do make kits like "BMC UV Gel Nail Art Polish Acrylic Aluminum Nail Wrap Soaking Pad Remover Kit" but it is less expensive to just use acetone and tin foil. Do a search for the kit here on Amazon.
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These markers are oil based, so water will not be very helpful in cleanup. If you have a flat surface, a very sharp razor blade (be careful) may remove the marker from glass.As far as a chemical, try acetone (nail polish remover) using a q-tip if you need to test on a small area.
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Unless it really looks bad just coat the the new over the old. If you decide that the old must come off acetone will work. Be very careful and have lots of ventilation as it is very flammable.
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It did not affect mine. I did rinse them off with water as soon as I was done .
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100% acetone will remove it, you have to soak your nails a while, it easily removes with the nail scrapper. I love this product
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Yes, its very easy to remove with acetone remover. Buy it! You won't regret it!
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Yes, they can. They are made to withstand soaking off acrylic nails which can only be done with acetone. They work really well.
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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.
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I dont think it matters. You stick them on the nail polish anyways and I havnt had an issue on my natural nails
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That shouldn't be a problem. They are acrylic so they could easily be cleaned by hosing them off.
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It will remove nail polish. I use this exclusively for that purpose, however it does seem drying. It may be more harsh than what you'd find in a Cutex bottle, but it is still acetone and it still works. If you've got sensitive skin, I'd steer clear.
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It's alittle harder but I would use the soakable acetone than the regular nail polish remover. It took alittle longer to get off.
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I have always used non acetone nail polish remover. You do have to use quite a bit of remover...typically I soak a cotton ball and hold it on the nail bed for 5-10 seconds and it wipes right off. I have never had this problem with this polish. It's a beauty staple of mine!
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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!