Which adhesive did you use for nail art?
1935941
I just found some nail glue on here that worked for the foils... Didn't have a name it was in a plan bottle.
1935942
I use Shellac topcoat because I only use it when I do a shellac or gel manicure. Otherwise use the adhesive they sell for the foil. I think its called foil adhesive. I hope that hrlps
1529786
I would use liquid nails construction glue. It costs about $3 for a tube. You can find it at lowes or home depot or even Walmart or Amazon. Hope this helps.
91892
I have experience laminating and I always used contact glue, so that is what I used with this. Just my preference.
1024450
Hi Scott , they are self adhesive , I have put it on crooked, and lifted it off and reapplied. Pressure and the warmth of your finger that is pressing it on adheres it. Fingernail need not be round, when applying you smooth out the tip, at end of nail you smooth over edge of nail and press along edge. Excess will cut off just like Saran Wrap on a box will do. Smooth out, use orange stick around sides to press, apply instant clear nail polish over entire nail. Done! All I do special is wear gloves doing dishes or cleaning, 3 week manicure !!! Love them.
1951873
no at the nail salon i've seen them use a freshly applied clear coat as adhesive. the studs the applied stayed on for a 2 and half weeks. u can use clear drying super glue if that makes u feel more comfortable.
197743
There are grooves to slide the artificial nail on each fingertip. Although I didn't use adhesive with the nails, I don't see why it wouldn't stayif adhesive was used.
1825927
No, there isn't any glue included with these gems! You would have to purchase that separately. If you have a Sallys Beauty Supply locally, they sell bonder for this type of nail art :)
1083652
Depends on what you are using it for. If you are using it as a sliding track for an animal enclosure then you would use a clear low smell adhesive found at most hardware stores. If you are going to use it for a more rough and tumble type of thing then I would use wood glue mastic, that is if you are attaching it to wood. If attaching to plastic then I would go to your local craft store and get a glue called E6000 Clear Craft Adhesive. Hope this helps
1524215
I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...
1740558
I used liquid nails. It comes "pre-pasted", but the included adhesive is weak, and normal wallpaper paste is not suitable for keeping this stuck to a ceiling.
723526
I have always used liquid nails - simple and very effective PLUS a small bead of silicon sealant on the outside lip and inside to ensure a perfect airtight seal (I am one for overkill)
1105178
yes dear . HOW TO USE FOILS? 1) Prepare your nail bed by shaping, pushing cuticles back and removing all oils (do this using professional nail prep eg scrub fresh or nail polish remover. 2) Apply a thin, even coat of nail foil adhesive to each finger. Wait for it to turn from white to clear and is just tacky to the touch. This can take up to 10 minutes! (Necessary) 3) Press foil shiny side up, onto the nail bed and rub over using your finger, or for a better more precise application, use a rubber hoof stick. (for best results cut a piece of foil of the length just big enough for the nail, its easier to control and apply flat) 4) Remove the foil and the foil pattern should be stuch to your nail. If a bit is missing due to lack of foil adhesive, just reapply the adhesive to the part not taken and repeat. 5) Once completely dry, apply a coat of sealer/top coat to protect the foil. If the adhesive is not completely dry before applying the top coat, the foil will rub off. Warm Tips: 1, Just remember if it doesn't work first time, Try again! It's all about the timing of applying the foil to the adhesive at the right time. 2, Foils can take a while to get right, but once you do get the hang of it, you can create lots amazing Nail DESIGNS! PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO LIGHTING EFFECT AND COMPUTER COLOR, THE ACTUAL COLORS MAY BE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FROM THE PICTURE
774048
I use a sticky base coat... You can find it at almost any beauty supply store. Put a nice coat on the nail, let dry about 15 to 20 seconds. Lay a piece of the foil on the nail and press down. Slowly peel the plastic off the nail, to finish add a top coat top the nail. It may take a few practice nails to get the hang of it but it's fun.
1566963
As they are plastic, they cannot be attached with nails. I used a silicone adhesive.
907962
I purchased 'MASH' brand nail glue. This glue works super good!!! Just make sure you use just a little, cause a little goes a long way. Also my nail was breaking, I didn't want to lose my nail, so I decided to place just a dab of 'mash' glue, and it WORKED! I didn't want to have that odd short nail while the other nine where long a pretty :) Hope this works for you.... goodluck
197457
HeyI used a rigid pointed tip nail file. Soaked the dentures in warm water. I used vary little because I just wanted a better feel along with my adhesive.It is a trial and error thing but I found I can do better than dentist. Hope it works out, be patient!
1165942
Just search "gel nail uv light" on here and they have a ton to choose from. I got one for $19.99 that works great!