Fab Freak
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(PS I'm learning with OPI Comp 3000)....nails look fine when done but my brush is not....i've tried counting, pressing hard, soft, wiping motions just seem to be working to wet...can anyone help me...
didnt think to call OPI as I dont have an account as the kit was bought through college, my college tutor keeps telling me my ratio is fine - but i know its not as of the residue left on my brush - thanks for advice, i will give opi a call and see if they will help...geeg said:Can't you ring your educator or OPI and get some help from them?
To me, too wet means too much liquid and too much liquid can be controled by either picking up more powder or dabbing more liquid out of your brush before you start.
If it was me, I'd ring an educator or hot line direct and get some advice on the best technique to use with the OPI system you are using.
hi Ella - yep I put clean monomer into another dappen - but i notice in the one i'm working with it gets quite cloudy towards the end!ella said:are you wiping the brush after placing the bead? I mean are you going place, wipe, press? It may sound a little illogical, but wiping your brush at that point can result in clogging. Try place, wait, press - that may solve the problem.
What is your brush cleaning method? It is important to use fresh monomer to clean the brush with - not the residue from the set you have just done.
hiya - you have to make sure that you have got most of the liquid out of the brush. when you place your bead, wipe the brush out thoroughly. this works for me but i use the clarite. let me know how you get on when you ring opi[/QUOTE] will do hopefully will call them 2 morow..OPI-nails said:(PS I'm learning with OPI Comp 3000)....nails look fine when done but my brush is not....i've tried counting, pressing hard, soft, wiping motions just seem to be working to wet...can anyone help me...