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Ok ya'll. I'm trying to find the pickem up tool thing that picks rhinestones
and sets them. Also comp crashed and lost all bling and rhinestone websites.
Any and all help appreciated!!! Thanks
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Are you talking about the lt. Purple stick that has rubber on the end? I got
mine at Sally's. I think star nail might have those too. I got some rhinestones
from tradedesign.com. And from Nailite.
Angie
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Sorry Carolyn, it is transdesign.com
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We sell the pick-err-upper tool in the beautytech Shoppe along with
lots of bling!
http://www.beautytech.com/shoppe
At 06:31 PM 5/23/2012, you wrote:
Ok ya'll. I'm trying to find the pickem up tool thing that picks
rhinestones and sets them. Also comp crashed and lost all bling and
rhinesto
I use a dotting tool to set stones.
Rhinestone guygoogle it.
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Friends,
Are any of you using stones on gel topcoat and then curing? I don't want to
topcoat stones, it lessens the sparkle
On May 23, 2012 9:25 PM, "Simmy Bredal-Bell"
wrote:
> *I use a dotting tool to set stones.
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> **Rhinestone guygoogle it.
> **
> **Simmy Bredal-Bell
> **Director
I do Becky! I use a small dot of glue to hold the gem in place and then I
just use a gel topcoat around it. I started gluing first because if you
set the gem in the uncured gel topcoat, it will move when they go to put
their hand in the light. So, the gem you intended to be in the center of
the
Thank-you my dear!
On May 23, 2012 10:36 PM, "Rhonda Kibuk" wrote:
> I do Becky! I use a small dot of glue to hold the gem in place and then I
> just use a gel topcoat around it. I started gluing first because if you
> set the gem in the uncured gel topcoat, it will move when they go to put
> t
