What is the difference between this and retention + in the blue bottle & can you use this with other acrylic powders?
1994656
I guess is a new design because the liquid is the same... And I used with other powder like OPI and works great
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
1994658
I don't know what you mean by the plus, but this can be used with other powders. It is a great product.
1994659
Retention + is for use with artificial nails.Retention with the blue label is for use on natural nails. Creative nail products are the best to work with, last the longest and almost never lift. Some of the others constantly lift and are inferior.
1994660
I'm not sure of the difference between the two but I do know it doesn't work as well with powders other than CND.
1947453
I'm not sure yet but will know this after this weekend because I'm taking a bottle of conditioner with me to a hotel and I will be leaving it in the shower. I actually was wondering if I should use a permanent marker but chose the label so I will post another answer for you when I get back in a couple of days, hope it's not to late. I will also stick a piece of tupperware with the label on it and wash it and see if it sticks. Sorry this is all I can tell you for now.
1683810
I prefer the powder too. I don't see why you couldn't premix it, if you wanted. It seems like it would keep ok.
1759759
I think so, my husband uses the one that comes in a tube as well. It says hard up and it's blue and so is this one. To him they're the same product, no difference.
384647
It's 50/50 on the mixture ratio. You don't have to be that accurate, I usually put some on a wax paper, then put about the same size of the other bottle next to it then mix them together with a tooth pick or something I can throw away. BTW Isopropyl alcohol can be used to clean up the area around what you glue as long as the mixture has not setup.
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The monemer is only an out 2 Oz and the powders are small but they last a while. If your new to acrylics, this product dries very quickly and is hard to work with. I suggest going to a beauty supply store and getting acrylic from there. It's a little more expensive but come in generous amounts so it lasts a long time!
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This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you change it. I have to trim them to fit myr lowers because they are fairly large for me, hope this helps. This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you... » Read More This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you change it. I have to trim them to fit myr lowers because they are fairly large for me, hope this helps. « Show Less
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I've never used those two products so I can't compare them. This is powder - sort of crystals - not really a fine powder.It works great for my spa filter. Spa Depot has great products, of very good or superior quality to others, and they usually have much less filler than other brands. Very good customer service in my experience, and they answer questions by phone too.Here's the product description page at Spa Depot:http://www.spadepot.com/shop/Power-Soak-Filter-Cleaner-P779C57.aspx
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Okay, I'm not familiar with CA glue. What is it? I used the bottles for Beacon's 3-n-1 Glue, for Diamond glaze and for Tacky glue. It works best with glue that is thinner than Beacon's 3-n-1 glue which is my go to glue. It is a thick, clear glue, but if I wasn't careful and applied too much pressure, the top would plop out onto my project and glue was everywhere. It worked best with Tacky glue which is a thinner, water-based glue that I seldom use. I hope this helps.
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you can mix acrylic but it has to be oil based and not water based if it is water based it will become a clump so I do not recommend you do so As for how long it stays glowing that depends on the light source that you would have on it along with a UV light I do suggest that you get a black light/ uv light if you do not have oneI hope this is helpful to you good luck^-^
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There is another bottle of Miracle-Gro solution that has a purple label that I have used in the past. I find this works well for me for everything, but you may want to check that out as well.
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I think the answer to this question is very subjective. I found that the blue is very intense but remember you have control over the intensity of the colour because you can decide how many drops you use. Also remember as its a gel so it is more intense naturally than liquid or powder. Good luck and I hope this helps you
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Nix my previous comment about concentrate and ready to use - The Spray and Forget is a different product that I have no experience with.
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There are several that have been discontinued and a few different application tips. Go with Silver there are some ceramic ones on there. I personally would go with the Arctic Silver 5 that comes with the two cleaning bottles. As long as it says Arctic Silver 5 you are good to go, as far as the 12g and 7g goes that is just the amount held in the syringe.
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As far as I know all isocyanoacrylate glues ( super glues) are pretty much the same differing mainly in viscosity. Therefore I always buy the cheapest that has a good cap
199088
You squeeze the bottle into the pre-measured reservoir at the top of the bottle. I use an old "Blue Window Washer Fluid" container. Fill the container first, and then add one reservoir full. You can adjust the strength to your liking. Too much, and it becomes soapy and leaves residue at the top and sides of your windshield. Don't forget, this is a summer only fluid, and there is no freeze protection in it. If you live in a region where it freezes, adding the "Blue Stuff" to the reservoir had no adverse effects for me, and it prevented freezing. I bought this to try to replicate the stuff that was in my German car ... it smelled good. (weird, i know) If you are also trying to do this, you need to add a lot of this stuff to get that effect. This left no color residue on my paint. I bought the orange stuff, and i had orange spots on my car.
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I have not purchased this brand yet, I'm about to. But, I have used the same/similar before. I see a lot of you commenting that the numbers wear off. If you have a standard dose that you use, you can mark where it is with a sharpie before it disappears. That lasts long after the other wears off. Just a suggestion.