Acid Primer

ACID PRIMER is a product that forms/improves adhesion between the natural nail surface and polymer material. It is used as the third step in preparing the nail plate in nail modeling and strengthening systems, as well as for damp nail plates. It is applied after the dehydrator, before the base coat. It is recommended for use with polymer materials that have low acidity. For high–acid base coats, the use of primers should be avoided to prevent excessive adhesion (MULTI BASE, RUBBER BASE) or apply only to the areas most prone to lifting (free edge. pH: 5. 5. Application technique: 1. Prepare the nail plate for gel polish application: perform a manicure and shape the free edge of the nail. If using a remover, remove any residue with a damp wipe. Degreasing: degrease the nail plate mechanically (with a buff) and chemically (with PREPFINISH and a lint–free wipe. 2. Dehydration: apply a thin layer of NAIL FRESHER over the entire nail surface; for damp hands, apply to the nail and sidewalls. Allow to air dry until a whitish tint appears on the nail surface. Repeat several times if necessary. 3. Bonding: using a semi–dry brush, apply ACID PRIMER to the center of the nail plate and allow the product to distribute evenly. Aim to apply the product in 1–2 strokes, holding the brush at a 15–degree angle to the plate to prevent excessive adhesion. Allow to air dry until a whitish tint appears. If it gets on the skin, remove any residue with a damp wipe.