how do you remove this polish?
1822491
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.
1822492
Put fingernail polish remover on a cotton ball and tear into small pieces place a piece on each finger and cut pieces of foil up and use this foil to wrap the cotton ball onto your nail and twist the foil at the tip of your finger to keep it on without letting the fumes out, let sit then scrape off
1822493
Soak your nails in pure acetone for 5 min or more. Then you have to scrape it off with a metal tool (preferably a flat angled one)
1822494
the same way you do with any gel polish, scratch the surface with a file, wrap the nail in foil paper with cotton ball soaked in remover. You do however, have to leave it wrapped longer with this gel polish than any other I have used.
1822495
You soak it off with acetone. Put a small folded piece of paper towel soaked in acetone on your nail and wrap the tip of your finger in tin foil. It usually takes about 20 minutes.
1862438
Don't use any polish remover on it, it should be sticky to pick up images, can use sticky side of tape or sticky lint roller to clean it. Might help to build stickiness back.
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
1318145
I mix mine with clear polish. or you can use a small brush and put it in a wet nail the i would clear coat over it.
588346
The way I remove the shellac is cut cotton balls into small pieces. I saturate the piece of cotton ball with acetone, lay it on my finger nail & use a finger cot (I ordered on amazon) to hold it in place. I do all ten nails at one time & let them soak on the nail for five or ten minutes. I found a spoon shaped cuticle remover at walmart I use to remove the shellac. It comes right off. If there is any left on I just put acetone on a cotton ball & rub it off. It was much easier to remove than I expected. Hope this helps
1200141
Yes it can be removed like regular nail polish, although it is more durable than any other top coat I've used before.
966273
Make sure it is not lacquered; if it is you'll have to remove that first with lacquer thinner/acetone or which ever lacquer remover you like. On severe, very ugly tarnish with pitting, I have sanded brass first in a traditional step up pattern going from 320 grit sandpaper, 600, 1200. Then polish with Maas applying with a Mr. Clean Eraser, buffing with a clean old tee shirt, cut up into rags. The Mr Clean Eraser makes application so much easier on my older fingers as there is still much rubbing to be done. But Maas is the best, fastest, least smelly brass polish I have found so far...still be prepared for much elbow grease though! The Erasers save my hand from cramping. Make sure it is not lacquered; if it is you'll have to remove that first with lacquer thinner/acetone or which ever lacquer remover you like. On severe, very ugly tarnish with pitting, I have sanded brass first in a traditional step up pattern going from 320 grit sandpaper, 600, 1200. Then polish with Maas applying with a Mr. Clean Eraser, buffing with a clean old tee shirt, cut up into rags. The Mr Clean Eraser makes application so much easier on my older fingers as there is still much rubbing to be done. But Maas is the best, fastest, least smelly brass polish I have found so far...still... » Read More Make sure it is not lacquered; if it is you'll have to remove that first with lacquer thinner/acetone or which ever lacquer remover you like. On severe, very ugly tarnish with pitting, I have sanded brass first in a traditional step up pattern going from 320 grit sandpaper, 600, 1200. Then polish with Maas applying with a Mr. Clean Eraser, buffing with a clean old tee shirt, cut up into rags. The Mr Clean Eraser makes application so much easier on my older fingers as there is still much rubbing to be done. But Maas is the best, fastest, least smelly brass polish I have found so far...still be prepared for much elbow grease though! The Erasers save my hand from cramping. « Show Less
1045904
It needs to be soaked off with acetone nail polish remover. The easiest way to do this is to soak smaller cotton balls in acetone, cut small strips of tin foil and wrap them around the cotton balls at the end of your fingers and let them soak.
1240959
I held the paper towel with polish remover on my nails and then gently pushed the stones off. It is not hard just took some time. It also depends on how much top coat you use.
462992
You could probably get it off with a q-tip and some nail polish remover. It's painted on. It's also easy to take appart, so it you wanted to get the logos off, you could pull it appart before do you don't get liquids in the electricals.
1938120
Unlike regular nail polish you can't remove these by just wiping with polish remover you need to put remover on a cotton ball on the nails then wrap and leave on for and least 10 minutes to soak off the gel
631307
they use stainless steel polish to polish the element, so you need to clean it with a detergent to get rid of it..
36470
Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
1010638
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.
1045832
Hi Sam- I haven't tried that. Have you tried finger nail polish remover? That's always worked for me!
1423123
Try peeling or scraping it off. And then to remove the residue just use household fingernail polish remover.
722688
Any stainless steel polish will take those spots off. "Been there done that"..