what is comparable to Rusk Jele gloss
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Probably the Deep Shine. Similar but you use less of the deep shine because of the oil in it
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Seche makes their own but you can use anything you have. I've been using this with all kinds of base coat brands without a noticeable difference.
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I'm not sure if I used Essie polish but I have used cheap nail polish and it all worked pretty well. I did use the konad stamper with my cheeky plates. Some polish brands I have used include nicole, sinful colors and wet and wild just to name a few.
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Answered once. Have another idea. You can buy tubes of colored glitter glue on Amazon OR add glitter to washable clear GEL glue in these bottles. Paint faces, then squeeze a little glitter glue over paint.
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I looked on their website and this is what I found : Zojirushi SlickSteel® Finish is an alternative to our nonstick coating. They are non-coated on the inside and instead use an electrically charged polishing process to treat and finish the interior. The result is a corrosion resistant surface that repels foreign substances and stains, creating a smooth and ultra-clean stainless steel environment for your drinks. For more info - http://www.zojirushi.com/products/smkb
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Pretty much any indoor/outdoor polyurethane spray. There's like four finishes from matte, satin, semi-gloos and gloss. Pick your poison.
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I would think so. It's not super shiny like a gloss, but has a little more shine that a typical chapstick. Also, the "Quenched" may be best as it's not a tinted balm.
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I had large dog visitors not live in ones but saw no damage. This is very dif than urathane. It is a subtle finish that looks like wax or hand rubbing. I personally want a glossy more bling look and probably won't use again. But if I had an old historic house I would use it on that.
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I would use satin on oak. I use gloss on my dining table surface because I wipe it off so often and it lasts longer.
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I like the regular clear jel, tried both. the instant thickens immediately and seems to have globs. hope this answer question.
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Get one that has little to no fuzz. You won't be able to use it on the first coat. You need the brush to get into the cracks, crevices, etc. Second/third coat--roller was great. Got a very smooth covering with no drip marks.
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The Yellowstone is way finer, but it's a chalky compound, not waxy like a green jewelers Rouge. It will create a superior mirror finish to an edge with just hand stropping.
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Gelish is nice but over priced, red carpet polish is good for the price, and have been happy with it.
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This would be considered glossy, it's a soft shine. There is another variation on this pattern that has frosted handles only, I believe that's called Austen Ice.
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Simple solution:Revlon colorstay gel envy top coat. Hard solution but no chips:TruGel top coat with led light. Amazon sales both
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Yes- I use the Meguiar's 205 as the final polishing step, AFTER the buffing wheel and the Meguiar's 105. The Mirror Glaze #205 cleans up all the swirl marks, and if you've done every previous step patiently and correctly, the result should be a flawless, super-high gloss.
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I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...