what kind of glue do you use with these to apply on nails?
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I use Sally Hansen Superhold nail glue and it works really well with these smaller rhinestones to make great detailed nail art or nail designs like in a normal nail salon. I also use nail tweezers to grip each rhinestone to apply in onto my nails because they're small. I've used topcoat with sticking the rhinestones on my nails but the little stones would sometimes pop off or chip off because the clear too coat nail polish isn't as long lasting or durable as nail glue, so I just personally like using the nail glue, but it's everyone's prerogative what they like best and what works for them.
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I do not use glue. I use a top coat then I place the gem on then apply another top coat. You could use nail glue then apply top coat.
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I use top coat to apply them and apply another coat over them to keep them on.
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I used construction adhesive (liquid nails) and finishing nails. Worked great. Just be careful when counter sinking.
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No they don't come with glue and i found that the powder that they use to fill your nails holds these type of stones in place longer than glue. they are also a little larger than i like but they are nice and when applied correctly they look BEAUTIFUL
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Nail Envy is the best product I found for this.I use some nail glue on the split and brush on the Nail Envy as directed. It's the only thing that has worked for me in the past. I love it.
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Any good quality 18 gauge finish nails 2" or less should work. I usually buy Hitatchi nails as they are available at my local big box store.
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You'll have to use nail glue....I would purchase a different brand of tips tho I bought these used them yesterday and I'm already taking them off tonight.
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I've been using super glue specifically for metals that works great even on uneven surfaces. It's just the metal version of the cheap stuff, nothing really fancy
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Aquanet hairspray or scott grip glue. I put these on my sportster and didn't use any glue this time and they aren't going anywhere
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Absolutely dear! you can use regular nail, although you should let it Completely dry before applying the gel curing it.
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You should always blend nail tips with natural nail before applying product unless you're using no well tips. Step 1 glue nail to nail bed 2. Blend tips with natural nail 3. Wipe clean with lint free wipes 4. Apply bonder 4. Apply base let cute 5. Apply hard gel to desired consistency (1-2 coats cure each coat) 6. Wipe and shape nail 7. Apply color 8. Apply gel top coat cure
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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)
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I'm not a Contractor or Builder etc., but I'm sure they would work with glue. I ordered several of these and used small nails, four along the back edge and three at the bottom of the lip. The only problem I would have with the glue would be the mess if/when you or someone after you would want to go back to the natural hardwood.
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Any gel polish - I usually use Gelish or OPI. Just be sure to get the base coat and top coat. I also use the pre-base coat polish that I think is intended to dry your nails and make them ready for the other layers of polish.
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Hi Julia, These are only what they consider "Tips". So they are really to just be used down by the end of your nail. Then the rest is to be filled in a then built up with acrylic, like in a nail salon. I personally just like to wear them like you are talking about. I just round it to match up against my cuticle and use nail glue to secure. I do use super glue if i run out but find that i often use way too much of either one and it tends to turn the fake nails really soft. By the time the fake nail has grown out away from your cuticle is about when the glue starts to loose it's strength so they pop off easy & i give my nails a day or two to "Breathe" and do it all over again. The glue lasts best if you lightly rough up your own nails with a file (it gives more for the glue to hold on to" and clean WELL with good soap & water. I have done this for several years with great results & DON'T have to spend money i don't have on nail oil removers and high class false nails and such. These were the BEST deal for what you & i are looking for! Just make sure you buy from a seller with a good low price! Most good deals are out of China so takes a couple of weeks to arrive. Good luck & hope i helped!
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I would advise it, I used clear coat to stick mine on, and they fell off pretty quickly. (real nails)
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Yes you use nail tips with acrylic powder and liquid monomer or uv builder gel to create or build your nail.
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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.