Do you need to mix this with a processing solution like Redken Shades EQ shine glaze? Or is this the only bottle you need for a clear shine glaze?
55104
I don't use with any processor. Just apply liberally, let sit 25-30 minutes, and rinse.
55105
This is the only color you need...no mixing with anything. But you do need to follow it up with elumen Lock to keep the color longer. I don't know how it compares with a glaze. I'm just a do it yourself-er who wants a small splash of color.
55106
You can use it straight from the bottle and it is a brilliant/ vibrant red. I have never had to add anthing to it.
229447
I would say yes most like product will tell you on the back of the label to combine their products. I mix my key West Retinol with other serum and they work together just fine. I would test a small area at night and if there is redness in the morning just use separately. I hope this was helpful.
1166098
No. You apply it at full concentration right from bottle. I also don't believe it would mix with water due to its chemical makeup.
2259963
You use one whole (one ounce?) bottle per use - I think it mixes up to make a gallon of spray.
1699812
I did not use the glaze. I tried it on an inner shelf and it really didn't look much different so I chose not to use it at all. The protective coat makes a nice shine though.
1634835
There's no trick. Use the dark shade first. Then, the light gray. Finally, the white. Use like a regular buffer and that's it. No oil or lotion is necessary. My nails shine like I have clear polish on and smooth as glass. I use this before a nail polish change. I'm only a user of this product it's the best I've ever used. I am a licensed cosmetologist. Hope this helps.
146911
I've never had a problem with it mixing in with a bottle, that's the only way i've ever used it! It's such a small amount, and it mixes just fine when you shake the bottle
1846751
I just got the regular gloss and it works perfect for my charms. I glaze them 3 times and they come out extra glossy, protected and shiny. They look professional. It's very watery so you don't need that much for one charm.
1747699
The bottles you see contain the "neat" oils. They are not used for mixing. Those must be purchased separately. I purchased glass eye droppers in both blue and brown and found them both to be great.
1451726
This glaze is amazing but it has to be applied correctly to the item and more importantly allowed to dry fully. If you're making a piece of artwork say, out of polymer clay, it is best to apply a thick layer without much fussing. In other words, apply a layer and leave it alone until it is fully dry. Then you can apply another layer if need be. I would allow a piece to dry in a cool NON humid place for at least 12 hours. If you are storing an item that has been glazed, please allow adequate airflow to the item. I have had some pieces become tacky for no reason I could comprehend, but I re-glazed the piece and it was totally fine. I don't see an issue with hot climates if you allow the piece to dry for 12-24 hours in a dry, cool place first. If you want to avoid any possibility of tackiness at all, you can create a semi gloss glaze by adding water to the product (in a small cup) and this will reduce your chances of tackiness dramatically. As far as the glaze being heat resistant, I would say it is but please make sure it is properly cured.
1796276
I mix it according to the directions and put it in a pump up sprayer. If you are in the sun you need to work fast or it will dry before you get it rinsed. I was using it on semi trailers and used it too quickly so will probably try to thin it a little farther next time so a bottle will go farther
2131647
I'm not sure if it would work, I mixed it with a nail polish base and it didn't hold for a week. The pigment became clear and no longer was thermal. Depending on the base you mix it with, it might work for awhile but all thermal pigment will break down eventually if you mix with a base. This lasted the shortest out of all the thermal pigments I have used. Hope this helps
458814
I like to add a little coconut oil to the bottle first. Then I add the required number of essential oil drops for the mixture I want. Finally I top off the rest of the bottle with more coconut oil and shake well to mix. I hope this helps! :)
443411
I'm sorry I haven't tried that particular color, but I've used it with other polishes with flecks and it just thins the consistency of the flow of the product. It shouldn't affect the overall look as it just restores the polish to its original consistency. I use the product sparingly so perhaps a couple of drops at a time would be a safe way for you to go. I hope this helps.
1886005
There is a general MSDS PDF online. Search "MSDS for Perfect Cast material". I could not find it specific to this product. I do not remember if mine came with one. There is also a PDF online for mixing instruction specifically for this product online. Search "Mixing instruction for Cast & Paint Perfect Cast". Hope this helps. Good luck!
359695
This is fine "cut" cleaner, though it's called Mirror Glaze(which is confusing-look at the red meter on left, and go lower to get finer grits), and #5 is surely an abrasive for removing scratches, heavy oxidation, etc....and should not be a repeat process over the same panels. When the panel is free of scratching(if not too deep), move to finer grit, swirl remover #4, before getting to non-abrasive "show car glaze", and/or wax. Hopefully not letting it get away from you, by washing and waxing often, maintaining the clearcoat...hope this helps.
2249511
If you are using for vit. c serum for your face you have to mash it with a mortar. I add the water ingredients and let it dissolve covered for about an hour before I add glycerin or jojoba oil. So I guess my answer is no.