How do you remove the polish?
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Use acetone. The easiest way I've found is to soak a cotton ball in acetone, place it on your fingernail, wrap it in foil, and let it set for about 10 minutes. The polish should come off pretty easily after that.
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Soak your nail in polish remover. Some of the polish will come off, but you'll likely have to peel or scrape it to get it off completely.
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Soak a piece of cotton with acetone, place it on nail and the with a piece of foil wrap the cotton in the nail. Securing it so it doesn't drip.
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my wife use aluminum foil paper with cotton and she wrap the nail with a lot of polish remover on the cotton this will take you like 20 min
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You need to purchase special gel polish remover. They sell it right next to gel polishes in stores or Sally beauty.
887649
It will remove the gel polish. You will have to pour some in a small bowl and soak, just check and when the polish begins to wrinkle up take a tissue to wipe off.
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All "gel" polishes require 100% acetone to remove, which is pretty much sold anywhere (I buy mine at Sally's or Walmart). However, you can't just soak a cotton swab and gently rub your fingernails to remove the polish. You must pour a small amount in a porcelain dish (I use 2 small Corningware ramekins - one for each hand) and soak them for 10-15 minutes. It's a longer process to remove, but SO worth it for long-lasting, shiny and durable nail color! And I'm sure you know this, but remember gel color is typically a 3 polish step - i.e. Base Coat, Color Polish, and Top Coat (and requires a UV or LED lamp). All "gel" polishes require 100% acetone to remove, which is pretty much sold anywhere (I buy mine at Sally's or Walmart). However, you can't just soak a cotton swab and gently rub your fingernails to remove the polish. You must pour a small amount in a porcelain dish (I use 2 small Corningware ramekins - one for each hand) and soak them for 10-15 minutes. It's a longer process to remove, but SO worth it for long-lasting, shiny and durable nail color! And I'm sure you know this, but remember gel color is typically a 3 polish step - i.e. Base Coat, Color Polish, and Top Coat (and... » Read More All "gel" polishes require 100% acetone to remove, which is pretty much sold anywhere (I buy mine at Sally's or Walmart). However, you can't just soak a cotton swab and gently rub your fingernails to remove the polish. You must pour a small amount in a porcelain dish (I use 2 small Corningware ramekins - one for each hand) and soak them for 10-15 minutes. It's a longer process to remove, but SO worth it for long-lasting, shiny and durable nail color! And I'm sure you know this, but remember gel color is typically a 3 polish step - i.e. Base Coat, Color Polish, and Top Coat (and requires a UV or LED lamp). « Show Less
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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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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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Use lighter fluid, polish remover will stain the cup. You will be amazed how easy it comes off!
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The best way is to purchase a gel nail polish remover, normal nail polish remover will NOT work. Roughing up the surface first helps before applying the remover. The only other real way is to peel it off, but it's not too easy or good for your nails to do.
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I always use a base foundation, then structure, then nail color and top coat. To remove the most easy. Buy Gelish gel-nail remover. I buy the foil wraps rolls and use that method. Then I put hand in zip lock bag and wrap dish towel around hand and put in heating pad. Gel polish will pop off.
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You cannot, it isn't a finish, the item is actually made of copper. However, if you would like to remove the patina just buff it with brasso or some other metal polish. Also, you could try CLR and the like.
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Try using nail polish remover. Also alcohol works well. I had no problem getting my labels off. :)
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You clean the sticky residue with alcohol AFTER the top coat only. NOT after the previous coats of polish.
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Yes you can use any nail polish. And as for nail polish remover I use "Take it Off regular" so far it hasn't damaged the plates. Hope that answers your questions.
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Personally I use a acetone based remover because it removes quickly and cleaner than the regular nail polish remover. I hope this helps!
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the adhesive can be removed with nail polish remover. However it can not be re-applied once removed.
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Put polish remover on cotton pad and wrap around finger nail and let set a few minutes, polish will come right off..I put 3 or4 cotton pads on at once and hold with fingers and polish comes right off, you just need to let remover set on nail a few minutes, love this polish!!!! Hope this helps, Jan
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Yes, regular polish remover is all you need (I use acetone). And since it sits on top of your nail polish it shouldn't damage your actual nail.
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Here's how I clean mine: I always soak a cotton ball or a makeup pad with nail polish remover and stroke it with the tip of the brush until all the nail polish has come out of the brush, and then rinse the brush with water. Works the best out of anything else I've tried.