INSTRUCTIONS FOR EASY & EFFECTIVE APPLICATION
- Lightly rough up nail surface with nail file.
- Apply acetone to rounded end of removal pad.
- To alleviate dripping, DO NOT OVERSATURATE.
- PRELOAD all 10 NailMate caps with acetone filled pads and simply slide fingers/toes in under the pad.
- If cap needs to be bigger, simply make a small vertical cut in the open end of cap.
- Removal times may vary depending on nail treatment. Adjust accordingly.
**VERY IMPORTANT**
IF APPLYING CAPS ONE AT A TIME, DO NOT FOLD PAD OVER FINGERTIP AS THIS DOUBLES THE THICKNESS OF THE FOAM ANDCOMPROMISES THE FIT OF THE CAP
CUSTOM REMOVAL PADS
Instead of Cotton
- Contrary to cotton products, our pads are extremely absorbent and provide ‘Consistent and Even’ distribution of the acetone across the entire nail.
- NailMate removal pads, used with our caps, are so efficient that there is virtually little (light if at all) to no scrapping of residual polish from nails.
- NailMates removal pads do not drip acetone.
- Our pads are oversized and match the NailMate caps. This insures the pad completely covers the nail top to bottom and from side to side. The caps hold the pads in place as fingers slide under the pad and into cap.
- Removal pads are a proprietary formula. Removal pads can be rinsed and reused if sterilization is not required. Terrific value!
PROBLEMS USING COTTON PRODUCTS...
- Cotton has very poor wicking properties. When using cotton products the surface that is to be placed over the nail can be extremely inconsistent. One section can be dry while the other may be moist or over saturated. This inconsistency of acetone across the nail contributes to poor soak-off results. Thus the need to scrape residual polish from the nail or re-apply additional acetone and soak longer. This is a waste of product and time for both the Tech and the client.
- Because cotton does not hold onto solutions it will continue to leak as long as it is used.
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NailMates Tutorial by Creator and Founder
Chris Schurn