Bubbles in my NSI Glaze n go.

[Missy G]

Hi there , could anybody tell me please why I get bubbles in my uv gel top coat when I apply it .Many thanks .

 

[wendy malley]

Putting it on too thin is usually the cause and trying to apply like polish.Have a look on the NSI website or Nail Angel videos on both that will help you x

 

[Unique Nails09]

I use Glaze n Go in my salon and the most likely cause of bubbling is improperly removed dust on the acrylic, even the tiniest speck of dust can cause this so make sure you thoroughly remove all dust before application x

 

[Rise' Carter]

Glaze n Go is a hybrid UV top coat that is not quite a gel and not quite a top coat, but a combination of the two.
When applying to filed acrylic or gel, pull the brush out of the bottle and only wipe the back side of the brush, what you have left on the other side of the brush should be enough for one nail. Then as you brush down over the nail, try to just float the brush, rather than pull. If you are experiencing little spikes after curing, they almost look like bubbles, and are probably along the sides of the nail, then the application is too thick.
So simply said, apply less.
Hope this helps, it is a great product!!!!

 

[Missy G]

Glaze n Go is a hybrid UV top coat that is not quite a gel and not quite a top coat, but a combination of the two.
When applying to filed acrylic or gel, pull the brush out of the bottle and only wipe the back side of the brush, what you have left on the other side of the brush should be enough for one nail. Then as you brush down over the nail, try to just float the brush, rather than pull. If you are experiencing little spikes after curing, they almost look like bubbles, and are probably along the sides of the nail, then the application is too thick.
So simply said, apply less.
Hope this helps, it is a great product!!!!

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