What is the difference between a primer and a dehyndrant?
510583
primer allows the nail material to adhere to your nail. dehydrant does exactly what it should do. it dehydrates the nail to take the primer. hint: file yor natural nail lightly and wash/Dry before using the dehydrant, and then apply primer.
510584
A primer gets the nails ready for application nd a dehydrant takes out all moiusture out of the nail so the acrylic adheres to the nail bed
510585
Dehydrant goes on before the tips and is like acetone on steroids, it's purpose is to dry out the nail so that everything will stick to it. Primer is put on right after the nail tips and primer is to prime the nail before you put on the acrylic.
510586
Not sure if there actually is a difference. I just always get dehydrant. It's really all you need.
510587
So you want to use the dehydrant to really dry the nail out first And then the primer gets the nail ready for your gels.
510588
Primer prepares the nail for the acrylic monomer dehydrant just dries up the oils on nail bed so acrylic stays on
510589
Primer gets the nail ready for nail polish and dehyndrant takes the moisture out of the nails. Used for artificial nails.
510590
It's like the difference between paint thinner and primer for walls. The dehydrant removes any oils from your nail. The primer prepares your nail so that you get optimal adhesion.
510591
hmmm i am german, i hope you understand what i am trying to say. The dehyndrant sucks out the wet, and the primer is a primer.... to make 2different materiale easier to stick to eachother. if you use both, than use the dehyndrant first , wait until all drys (about 5sec) and use it really thin and than the primer really thin as well.... all AFTER buffing naIL. my nails last for about 4-5weeks this way
1406135
It comes with priming die so that you can put primer back to the case. For removing primer, you need either universal deprimer die or an exact deprimer die for your bullet caliber. To reload you need another set of dies with this tool.
1406136
You can replace primers with the included ram prime. The primers are removed with the die set that is purchased separately. Since the same hand tool is used, no additional hand tools are required.
1263648
I love Behr products. However, if you are painting on a new surface (ie just removed wall paper or on porous surfaces), it is recommended to use primer first. Have been using Kilz products for over 25 years and it is probably the best on the market. As a rule, primer makes any paint adhere. Since you are painting on concrete, the concrete will absorb the primer and allow you to get close to perfect surface and color. Not to mention time saving, money saving, etc.
35250
They are the same product. Nail treatment or nail prep is just another way to say base coat.
1773461
I have a lot of experience doing both. Easy to cut. Easy to paint. For better adhesion, a better look and for durability use a primer before painting.
1563857
Yes it does. The depriming equipment is in the back of the box (the cylinder in the back right part of the picture and the black metal rod immediately to its left). You place the shell into the cylinder (which has a small hole on the bottom for the primer to exit), insert the metal rod inside of the shell with the metal tip pressing against the primer, and you get a hammer and whack it. The manual that comes with it says to use a non-marring hammer, however there will be times when you need to use a legitimate hammer and whack the sucker.
1026315
you dont have to use primer, they work great on powder, with foundation and if you apply primer they will last even longer, they are pretty good as they are, long lasting effect, i even use them on my brows.
723216
No but this product does not need it... If you want you can use a universal primer for situations or work that you need to use it! :)
1406137
As part of the press kit it has a "ram prime" tool that you use to install primers. It comes with both sizes of rams for both sizes of primers. The removal of the primer is done with the resize/decapper die that comes in whatever size calibre dies you are using.
1057346
First time I have used this so I couldn't tell you what the difference is. Sorry.
2273900
It gives a more real cabinet finish as opposed to regular semi gloss paint and does not require a primer. If you use regular paint (semi-gloss) you must prime first! Good luck!
1378002
I used it on both my bathroom fixtures and my metal outdoor house numbers. I don't think you need a primer. The trigger for the can is a bit tricky but the paint is good. Hope that helps.
1183355
It is all a matter of the primer pocket. With this tool you can literally feel the primer seat. If you are dealing with cases that have the primers swaged in and they have not been milled properly, you will have a difficult time seating the primers. Also some Winchester cases I have found have tight primer pockets. You can seat the primers into them with some difficulty but you will still feel it when they are seated properly.
1183358
yes, primer is flush with cartridge head. Biggest problem occurs when primer is not oriented properly (i.e., not cup-up) - the result is not pretty. It happens about once every 100 rounds, requiring constant vigilance before squeezing to set the primer.
723215
The retention plus doesn't need primer. You use the blue liquid to prep the nails.
952141
Yes, typical first step, you place shell , pull down for sizing and de priming, when you push forward you can seat a primer and as it slides back down your primer will be seated into the shell. On to step two and so on. Have fun be safe.