No primer was used, I have opi bondex 2 but only use that for my one acrylic
client, I don't like acrylic I only do gels.

So if I get a primer what would you suggest I need to get the top coat that
air dried in a min not sure of the name of that.

On Aug 3, 2010 11:07 AM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:

Lorraine is right.  If Eco doesn't soak off as fast as we are advertising,
it is one of two things.  Too thick (thicker the product the longer it takes
for the solution to really get in there and do it's job.  OR if you do use
another brand's "non primer".  I've done tons of sets with and without our
primer (methacrylic acid) and it did not affect my soak off time.  But if
you use something like Greg's Protein Bonder...I can't say it will release
from the nail the same way.

One other thing to consider....your solution.  Be sure and shake it really
well before you use it.  We did add some oils to it to help counter the
dryness.  If you didn't shake it, it's quite possible you applied mostly oil
to your cotton balls and not the rest of the solution.

I'm back on track now Lorraine.  Sorry I missed your IM's yesterday.  Please
let me know if something comes up and needs my attention (if I've missed
it).  I normally skim all the messages that come via email but didn't while
on vacation.


Kind Regards,
Elaine T. Watson
Star Nail International
Vice President of Marketing and Sales
Global Education Director
800.782.7624 extension 321
fax 661.257.5847
[email protected]
Blog: itsnotarealjob.blogspot.com




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