ariaaland
Well-Known Member
i have been told and have been using 6 watt and today someone else told me 9 watt. what is the true story
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ariaaland said:i have been told and have been using 6 watt and today someone else told me 9 watt. what is the true story
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ariaaland said:so what the heck have i been doing:smack: all this time. i guess i need a thump on the head. (weirdly enough they (ibd) worked with the 6 watt lamp.. guess its time to get with the programme and get the proper lamp. i feel so stupid :irked:
the wattage of the bulb only gives an indication of the amount of energy consumed, it's the UV Output that denotes the curing etc....ariaaland said:so what the heck have i been doing:smack: all this time. i guess i need a thump on the head. (weirdly enough they (ibd) worked with the 6 watt lamp.. guess its time to get with the programme and get the proper lamp. i feel so stupid :irked:
ValencianNails said:the wattage of the bulb only gives an indication of the amount of energy consumed, it's the UV Output that denotes the curing etc....
this is why it's so important to have the correct lamp/bulbs for your particular gel.
I know it seems that I'm quite anal when it comes to gel lamps/bulbs etc but it's extremely important when you consider that by using a different lamp/bulbs to the one recommended for your gel system you are running the risk of undercuring the gel and therefore increasing the chances of overexposure, you could end up with service breakdown, exothermic reaction (heat spike) etc etc.
UV Lamp, Difference in products is an interesting thread, read what Doug Schoon and Sam have written and it will all become clear, although, as you're aware, some people disagree, the facts are all there!
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