CND Brisa Vintage Lamp

[RainDrop]

Hiya was wondering if you geeks could help?

I was very kindly given a CND vintage brisa lamp from a nail tech friend of mine when I was first starting to train and practice (she had upgraded to the newer lamp lol) I have since done the same and am looking to sell the vintage lamp.

The thing is, there are a few product stains on the base inside the lamp (which I never questioned or complained about as it was a gift) but now I want to get it in the best possible condition before I sell. Can anyone tell me the best method to remove the stains?

Many thanks for any replies

 

[AmeliaR]

It may be product on there on sow times if I liquid like acetone has got onto it, it makes like a pattern in the plastic shell which looks like a stain but you can't remove it I doubt anyone would want to buy the old Brisa lamp :/

 

[geeg]

Hiya was wondering if you geeks could help?

I was very kindly given a CND vintage brisa lamp from a nail tech friend of mine when I was first starting to train and practice (she had upgraded to the newer lamp lol) I have since done the same and am looking to sell the vintage lamp.

The thing is, there are a few product stains on the base inside the lamp (which I never questioned or complained about as it was a gift) but now I want to get it in the best possible condition before I sell. Can anyone tell me the best method to remove the stains?

Many thanks for any replies

Keep the lamp ... it is still an effective tool and you never know when you may perhaps need a back up. I still have mine and I use it for demo nails and other experiments. It is worth so little now, I would definitely keep it.

 

[RainDrop]

It may be product on there on sow times if I liquid like acetone has got onto it, it makes like a pattern in the plastic shell which looks like a stain but you can't remove it I doubt anyone would want to buy the old Brisa lamp :/

Thank you for your suggestion, I think it may be a product like Shellac as the stain is red. The only reason I'm selling is because I know someone who is interested in buying

Keep the lamp ... it is still an effective tool and you never know when you may perhaps need a back up. I still have mine and I use it for demo nails and other experiments. It is worth so little now, I would definitely keep it.

Thank you as well Geeg for your reply, I would definitely have kept it as a back-up, but I have 2 of the newer CND lamps (for that exact reason )
Again, I have a buyer who is interested, so would just like to make it look as presentable as possible.

Is there a safe way to clean it without affecting the way the lamp operates?

Thank you

 

[geeg]

If the marks are on the metal footplate of the lamp then I would just put a pad saturated with Acetone on it for 10 minutes and then wipe off.

 

[Claireybearyowen]

I too have this lamp does anybody know if you can still get bulbs?? I love it for at home , colour popping , playing and it's a great back up lamp !

Ta claire x

 

[x Fee x]

I too have this lamp does anybody know if you can still get bulbs?? I love it for at home , colour popping , playing and it's a great back up lamp !

Ta claire x

Sweet Squared still sell replacement bulbs x

 

[Murnettie]

It's great for toes too x

 

[RainDrop]

If the marks are on the metal footplate of the lamp then I would just put a pad saturated with Acetone on it for 10 minutes and then wipe off.

Thank you once again Geeg

 

[Claireybearyowen]

Sweet Squared still sell replacement bulbs x

Ace thanks Fee I've just not seen them on the website , must open eyes and concentrate ! Lol xx