What product do you use to remove polish?
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With this product, after about a week, you can pretty much peel it off. I use a Pinterest post for shellac like nails with this product.
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I suspect that nail polish remover or a touch of polyurethane would work! Happy crafting!
1597196
I wouldn't recommend it - the best thing I have bought that removes gel polish is pure acetone and I just buy it at our local Walgreens - I think it runs around $5
1732191
I only use the OPI Expert Touch Lacquer remover. The brands in the big box stores, name brands, DO NOT work on OPI nail colour as OPI is a LACQUER, not a polish. If you are using lesser brand of nail colour then the removers in the stores will probably work. But I prefer the OPI Laquer remover. Also, the volume you need is much less than the store brands, so there is a savings there.
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Yes and no. Shellac is polish and gel hybrid. It's easier to remove than other all gel polishes. When I use it with gelish, or sensationail I can literally peel them off, but I don't advise that since everyone's nails are different. The correct way is to soak it with cotton and foil for 10min. I've also used IBD gel polish with this set, that was really hard to get off. I had to soak for at least 15min. So it really depends on the polish you're using. Shellac is one of the easier brands to take off.
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You put non-acetone in with cotton on your nails, put these on and sit for a bit and take these off and your polish will come right off
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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The Scotch Naturals polish remover is best. Have patience with it as it does take a little longer to remove. From my experience it comes off more easily after a shower, bath, or washing the dishes. Hope that's helpful!
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I haven't personally tried it. Water based polishes are best removed with soy or corn alcohol based removers. So since this is soy, it should work.
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It works great with regular polish. Just remove it with nail polish remover like you would regular nail polish
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Hi. You can use all kinds of polish, preferably use polish with dense consistency so you achieve a better results.When you clean the plate look like new. Polish remover doesnt ruin it.
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I love OPI Expert Touch Lacquer Remover. If you use gel polish - it is the only brand I found that easily takes off gel polish.
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Use Rust-Oleum Lacquer Thinner (available on Amazon), paper towels and a lot of elbow grease. Don't bother with nail polish remover, acetone, household cleaners, etc -- only the lacquer thinner (or possibly a glass scraper) really works. Make sure to use in a ventilated area and to wear protective gloves.
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I use my brushes for nail art with nail polishes, so I use a small amount of polish remover. I dab them on a gauze pad. Do not soak the brushes in remover!
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The Maas 1.1 lb can silver. brass, copper metal polish cleaner really works. I like it
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I found using Goof off does a really good job and doesn't damage the cup. You might also try polish remover, too.
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I use it alone (looks like clear nail polish) and under nail polish. Both work for me!! Still loving the product!!