First time applying and most went on fur (she wouldn't sit still)...will it still work?
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Yes, it will work. My suggestion for applying it next month, is to get a friend to help you by holding her. (May even need to wrap her in a towel to keep her still) I believe it "tickles" as it runs down their skin under the fur which is why they have problems being still. As you get better at applying it, Bonnie, try giving her a special treat and you might be able to dose her while she is eating - but you have to be fast with this method. The towel works well for me with cleaning ears, giving antibiotics, pills, etc. But someone else holds the toweled cat while I "dose" it.Hope this helps. Amy Yes, it will work. My suggestion for applying it next month, is to get a friend to help you by holding her. (May even need to wrap her in a towel to keep her still) I believe it "tickles" as it runs down their skin under the fur which is why they have problems being still. As you get better at applying it, Bonnie, try giving her a special treat and you might be able to dose her while she is eating - but you have to be fast with this method. The towel works well for me with cleaning ears, giving antibiotics, pills, etc. But someone else holds the toweled cat while I... » Read More Yes, it will work. My suggestion for applying it next month, is to get a friend to help you by holding her. (May even need to wrap her in a towel to keep her still) I believe it "tickles" as it runs down their skin under the fur which is why they have problems being still. As you get better at applying it, Bonnie, try giving her a special treat and you might be able to dose her while she is eating - but you have to be fast with this method. The towel works well for me with cleaning ears, giving antibiotics, pills, etc. But someone else holds the toweled cat while I "dose" it.Hope this helps. Amy « Show Less
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Yes, it will work. My suggestion for applying it next month, is to get a friend to help you by holding her. (May even need to wrap her in a towel to keep her still) I believe it "tickles" as it runs down their skin under the fur which is why they have problems being still. As you get better at applying it, Bonnie, try giving her a special treat and you might be able to dose her while she is eating - but you have to be fast with this method. The towel works well for me with cleaning ears, giving antibiotics, pills, etc. But someone else holds the toweled cat while I "dose" it. Hope this helps. Amy
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The way it works is that it is absorbed into the skin and into the bloodstream. Then when the flea bites the animal it ingests the meddecib which makes it sterile and kills it. It isn't like a repellent that scares them away - so yes it needs to be mostly on the skin so it can be absorbed. Try two people- one to hold the animal and one to apply. Base of head where it meets neck is good because hard to reach by cat. Hope that helps! Good luck!
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Tried the benzoyl peroxide zit cream/sunlight treatment and it seems to have worked! I used Clean & Clear Persa-gel 10 from Walmart (cheapest they had-about $5) and stuck her out in the sunlight a couple hours and it seems to have lightened up the spots significantly, especially her nose. It did take more than one application though as sunlight wasn't the best yesterday and didn't want to leave the doll outside while we were out of the house. Thank you Connor-Hime of flikr for the tip! Now to wash the cape and dress to make sure it doesn't happen again!
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I think I read that you have to apply more than one coat. I haven't tested mine; sounds like I need to.
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I forgot to mention in the previous message, but be sure to get a can of Tuf-Skin at the same time. Spray your skin first. Let it dry a little until tacky. Then tape. Stays on MUCH better. Maybe even spray the corners of the tape where other part will lap over it.
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No. The backing is a poly flece like material.Just as a real fur would not be the same on both sides.
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You need to make sure you allow it to dry completely before putting your clothes on. Also make sure you are putting on a very light coat, you don't need a lot. I usually put it on in front of a fan, so it starts to dry right away after I apply it. It will stay on all day and your legs will look nice and even color. Hope this helped.
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Depending on how many coats you put on and what method you use. If you use traditional staining methods (put on, wipe off) then it definitely will. If you just later it on, it won't as much.
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It should work as long as you take your time to blend in and use thin coats.
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A second coat should help problem. I put on one coat in two batches. On the second batch I did not stir enough and ended up with a tacky surface in a few places. Talked to company and they said to do a second coat. Put on second coat and had a good chemical reaction. No tacky areas now. I have had the product on my bar top for three years and it looks as good as the day I put it on....i.e. GREAT!! Just be sure to stir the 2 components together completely when making a batch.
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Hi India:) I'm like you,new to Seche.I got my fastdry topcoat about a month ago&to; be honest,it was quite a transition from my normal GlossyGlam(by @justricarda on IG).But truly not because it gets thick too fast.Now that I'm used to it I'd completely recommend to anybody!The ONE thing u shud be warned about is...Be SURE&let; your coats dry well before u apply because it WILL shrink your polish.I'd heard that but foundout the hard way:p And also,when it says fastdry that's exactly what it means.Overall itsa great formula!Hope all that was helpful!:) *Kelly
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It will take a while. I started out on a Sunday with two coats. Everyother day I put another coat on. On the next Sunday, I took everything off and started all over again. This is the only product that has worked for me. I do a lot of gardening and OPI protects my nails, along with me wearing gloves. Good Luck
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I know this is an old question but I thought I'd answer for others. It does work for thick coated dogs. I have a double coated long hair border collie/malamute mix. He doesn't feel it right away, it just shocked him for the first time today :(It took 4 or 5 barks, but he got a very confused look on his face and jumped. So it will work, it just takes a few more barks for them to feel it
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I have a blond dog, and didn't notice any color change in her fur. You should research the ingredients to see if they stain individually-to be sure.
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You should have some sort of hvlp system or something that can spray an even coat on you. It stays pretty good, I bought it for a regular client of mine but I normally use organic products. If it's too much for you, you should use Morrocon Mineral self tanners they are by far the best I've ever encountered!!! If you have any questions more I have my website www.naturalfxtan.com their you can find my contact info and call or text. Ozzy
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I used it on my Yorkie - Maltase mix and it didn't get through her fur. So I would not recommend it.
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I was worried about the fleece as well. We had her in the sleep suit from March through the beginning of July in Northeast Pa, we had the A/C and an overhead fan to keep the cool air down as well in her room starting in late May. I probably wouldn't recommend it without a fan or something to move the air around.
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I think so. It does say to use a fine grain steel wool to put it on. If try a ragb1st ten the steel wool if that doesn't work.