I get that nails on chalkboard feeling from touching frosted glass. Will this file be a problem for me?
1677822
I get that feeling from all nail files, I just had to get used to it. If frosted or etched glass specifically is a problem, you might want to stay away, because this file is exactly that.
1677823
Ive never experienced that feeling with etched glass files not sure if that makes a difference in feel from the frosted glass files
1677824
I don't think it will....if there is a Sephora around you I would go to the store and actually feel the file before you purchase it. It really is the best file you can use for your nails to be healthy and not break. If you use the sandpaper files then you shouldn't have a problem with this glass one. Good Luck
1677825
I think this file is amazing! But given your concerns, it's probably not right for you.
1670756
I've have not tried to use without a base coat BUT I would imagine you're nails are still contaminated with oil. Make sure to clean the mail plate with alcohol. Using pH bond might be more helpful.
1050313
Probably not. Sounds like you damaged the actual computer, not just the glass.
150641
You paint this on first as a base coat and then do chalkboard paint over it. Just expect to have all your windows open after you paint. It's really noxious.
1647065
I don't really know. the nails look awfully delicate. I believe they are made expressly for wallboard. I would email the manufacturer.
1536363
Not unsightly at all really. One of the desk tops I sprayed with a special glass frosting paint (on the underside) I bought at Michaels, since my husband had the same reservation. I never got around to frosting the second one because he put his monitors on it before I could and he's never taken everything off so I could do that side. So, he has one frosted, one not frosted. =) Personally, I would have liked it better left unfrosted - but that's just personal preference. You could also take them to a glass shop and have them sand blasted for a better frosted job if seeing through really bothers you. Not unsightly at all really. One of the desk tops I sprayed with a special glass frosting paint (on the underside) I bought at Michaels, since my husband had the same reservation. I never got around to frosting the second one because he put his monitors on it before I could and he's never taken everything off so I could do that side. So, he has one frosted, one not frosted. =) Personally, I would have liked it better left unfrosted - but that's just personal preference. You could also take them to a glass shop and have them sand blasted for a better frosted job if seeing through really... » Read More Not unsightly at all really. One of the desk tops I sprayed with a special glass frosting paint (on the underside) I bought at Michaels, since my husband had the same reservation. I never got around to frosting the second one because he put his monitors on it before I could and he's never taken everything off so I could do that side. So, he has one frosted, one not frosted. =) Personally, I would have liked it better left unfrosted - but that's just personal preference. You could also take them to a glass shop and have them sand blasted for a better frosted job if seeing through really bothers you. « Show Less
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It looks frosted, but I would say it is not. I have bought rolls for our school, and we use it to cover our textbooks so that they will last longer. I just saw the previous answer given, and I would agree with him. I would not hesitate buying it again. I hope this helps!
960596
Shouldn't be a problem, chalkboard is thin an very flexible. Works nicely on fridge
1106974
It feels like glass, but it is not a capacitive stylus making me think the screen is reading pressure. It doesn't feel like the old PDA soft screens I'm thinking of but it seems like a newer version of that tech. I put a screen protector on mine to be safe, but its really hard composite, or glass. Hope that helps some, great camera I love it.
1685369
Running my fingertips on the larger file, it feels like the grit is smoother at the end, progressively becoming alittle coarser towards the color area. I have the purple- hued set. I used to clip my nail length down , then shape the corners with a file, then use a buffer to smooth my nails out. These files allow me to shorten, shape and smooth at the same time. These file nails smoothly and effortlessly like a warm knife to butter.
1403690
I bought the clear/frosted one. I think you'd be able to see them fine. If they're tiny stickers they may appear slightly fuzzy, because it is 'frosty'. I think you'll be fine though.
1496749
No, it's like trying to use yellow marker on black paper. I would suggest using something thick, like yellow icing.
2273432
Not that I noticed. It is recommended to let the nail dry before putting anything else on it though.
1770304
when i polish the counters they become VERY smooth and thus slippery...i find this to be an indication of a good uniform polish....this SHOULD be expected however...i presume that the steps are not smooth like my counters and thus would not have the same issue.
1054157
i must say the chalk scratched my boards. the chalk is not smooth and i do not recommend it.
664588
I haven't had any problems with mine. The only edge i had was on the outside and a simple nail file took care of it.
915456
Yes and No. Until recently the clear Contac paper was slightly frosted but with the last batch I bought it was even less frosted. When covering books with it, either the old or the new, you don't see any frosting. It has a more of a flat or semi-gloss finish. In fact I put "clear" Contac paper on a walnut desk and it looked like about two coats of semi-gloss varnish. I hope this helps.