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what grit buff is recommend for the natural nail plate?
 
what grit buff is recommend for the natural nail plate?

for preparing the nail plate ?
240 grit or 180 grit maximum depending on the companies recomendations.
 
would you recommend a 280 or an 80 gritt.. its for biosculpture. im getting confused with the grit percentage :)

oh and yes for preparing
 
what grit buff is recommend for the natural nail plate?

Are you looking for a grit to buff the natural nail to a shine?....or to remove shine as part of prep for enhancements?

If buffing to a shine...a 3 way buffer is Black side 320 grit...white side 4000 grit...grey side 12000 grit.

To remove shine before enhancements you would use a 240 grit.

I would never use anything less than a 240 grit on a natural nail.
 
would you recommend a 280 or an 80 gritt.. its for biosculpture. im getting confused with the grit percentage :)

oh and yes for preparing

deffo not the 80 grit, thats really course, it would shred a nail to bits :eek:
all the biosculpture answers are in the training manual. i suppose its the 280 if thats the only alternative.
 
i have the technicians manual with me but couldnt find the information i needed.

its to remove the shine to prepare the nail for over lay

280 it is then! :) thankyou
 
240 or above nothing lower.
 
I use NSI Sandturtles, which are equivalent to 240 grit.
 
Does anyone know what the grit is on the white blocks?
 
Does anyone know what the grit is on the white blocks?


240 but they are harsher as they have the Sharp edges.
 
I use the gold blocks which are really gentle.:)
 

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