Will using non-acetone polish remover ruin these?
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.
1304208
Definitely not! I mess up on my designs and completely take the polish off a lot and it's never seemed to have an effect on mine. They're great!
691363
cleaner and polish. Use the Cleaner first, or the Finish product will not leave a good look.
1829454
I suspect that nail polish remover or a touch of polyurethane would work! Happy crafting!
1862703
I usually try not to use nail polish with the brushes because it'll stiffen but when I do, I use a little bit of pure acetone or regular nail polish remover (I recommend using regular nail polish remover instead of pure acetone because it's too strong for the brushes). I dip the brush into a little bowl that I use a lot and wipe it on a paper towel until it doesn't have any color showing. Then I let it air dry and at the same time I rub the brush bristles so that it won't be hard for the next time that I use it. Do not soak them again! Lol.
1392354
Sorry for the later response. Acetone will remove it easily - discovered it after my daughter has wiped up nail polish remover which she had accidentally spilled. You can definitely buy it by the gallon at Sherwin Williams and probably Home Depot or Lowes. It requires getting on your hands and knees and using lots of old rags. I put the rags outside afterwards to evaporate the residual acetone and then washed them in the machine.
2012325
Try using nail polish remover. Also alcohol works well. I had no problem getting my labels off. :)
685075
You use acetone but you soak your nails in it (either using the foil method or soaking them directly in a bowl of acetone) for 15 minutes. The polish softens and becomes brittle. You simply scrape it off with something but I highly recommend their polish removal tool because it's shaped correctly for the nail and has a sharp edge to get the product off without damaging the nail. DO NOT NOT !NOT! peel the polish off without using acetone. My first time removing the polish, I got the polish to lift and then peeled the nails off and severely damaged two of my nails to where they were painful and sensitive and are still growing out a month later. You can find a video on Youtube of their recommended removal process. It's not bad but it does take time and patience.
1161908
No, I leave them bare so that they stick. Make sure your nails are oil free and polish free for better application.
2072341
I'm not sure...BUT...I have used denture cleaning tablets w/water and silver cleaning solvent and jewlery cleaning solvent undiluted and it did no damage. I have also used a drop of Dawn dish detergent w/water and 1/2 bleach/ 1/2 water. So, I think the answer is yes, you can use acetone without doing damage to the machine.
1862702
I don't soak mine, I used polish remover and a cotton pad to remove as much as I could and then a dry paper towel. They do stain, but the colors don't mix so I was fine with that. I love the effects I get with them so the stains are no problem. Try putting polish remover in a dappen dish and gently paint in the dish to remove as much as you can and then use the cotton pad and paper towel to remove stubborn polishes.
669674
Did you run them thru the dishwasher? Can't do that, wash them with a soapy scrub pad that will take the excess tarnish off but handels will remain discolored. Sorry
1735208
If by cleanser you mean the wipe after your polish is applied, no. Just use plain alcohol on a wipe, it's cheaper than what's sold
68774
You have to wipe them with the purify liquid. Also, I had a problem when I made my coats too thick, and I mistakenly used the removal liquid to remove excess from nail edges instead of PURIFY. Since that blunder, I have no problem and love the long lasting glossy manicure.
1039690
Personally I use a acetone based remover because it removes quickly and cleaner than the regular nail polish remover. I hope this helps!
540240
I had no problem using it with regular polish on acrylics. I have Question? What do you use to remove your acrylics?
1184386
I really don't know, but I haven't needed to do that. I think you would just rinse them off with some gently soapy water.
722688
Any stainless steel polish will take those spots off. "Been there done that"..