Can you use this for nail stamping?
1730697
Ive never used these for stamping but if I describe them to you, maybe it will help with your decision a bit.The colors are vibrant, theyre highly metallic, and they arent super runny or transparent but they also arent incredibly tacky in texture like how older nail polish gets. And if you do regular polish, you still would do 2 coats to get the optimal color. Same as most polish.(I like to do a white base coat with them as well.)
1619334
I think that could work. The stamp side is a raised surface so I don't know why not.
131189
There is the Konad stamping polishes that you can use BUT it is supposed to work with any polish and even with the shiny plates because I use regular polishes with this stamp as well as the shiny plates...there is kind of an art in doing the stamps (to me) and once you've gotten the hang of it you'll be fine. I practiced stamping on paper first and when I got the hand of it I started practicing on my nails.
745000
I use mine for pedicures in addition to manicures. You just have to be careful with it.
239848
It certainly could be used for this but it is not recommended. I used it to fill and smooth the edge of particle board before painting and the end result was great. The problem with this product in such applications is that it must be mixed and has a short working time. You must also contend with the fumes of this product, as they are not subtle. Ultimately there are a bunch of better products that CAN be used on nail holes that are MUCH more user friendly: Wood puddy, caulking, joint compound, etc.
843723
Yes, you can use any kind of polish on any kind of plate. The trick is to use cream based polishes. Polishes that are to thin might work but there is a higher chance of them not working because they are so thin and you would have to use multiple coats (which you cant use when stamping) so if the polish is thicker then you will be okay.
1027066
Hi Linda:) If what you're looking for is to simply file your nails, this will do just fine. It comes with several different files so you can switch and choose. The set doesn't come with acrylic nails or anything like that,just so you know. It's not that expensive so maybe if you're willing to spend more money you can get a file that's a bit more fancy. I liked this one, though, easy to use:)
1032600
amazon asked me to reply... but thses are very hard to cut and very small. if you poke a hole in it the desing will be cut out so i dont think you can. it is used for nail art using nail glue and toothpick.
1154052
Suppose you could. It's really a trim nailer. Nails are thin and have very small heads.
1560248
Yes, it absolutely could be used. Just keep in mind the nails don't really have a head on them.
1234578
Gelish isn't generally great for stamping because it's made to self level, which causes you to lose detail in your stamp image. You can, however, put on your gelish base, use regular polish to stamp, and then seal it all in (once completely dry) with gelish top it off.
136793
No, I don't think stamp will work on this... is kind of "krispy"... Not a regular face... I've punched it and worked ok for my purpose but if you plan to punch a lot of it be aware that it can ruin your punch! After punching A LOT (like 200-300) I have to replace my punches... Hope it helps!!!
467390
You mean konad nail polish? Of course. These work with all brands of polishes, as long as they're the right consistency for stamping. Thicker, more opaque ones show better.
1068601
I wouldnt. Nails are very thin. It will hold it in place but you need thicker nails that would come out of a gas powered gun. This is more for crown molding.
188583
The size varies from image to image. So they will fit any nail shape and size. I do recommend getting a double sided stamper so you can use both the larger and smaller images with more ease.
1137112
We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
847177
Yes you can use it on acrylic nails. You follow the same steps. Make sure you rough up the nail just as you would natural nails. Just make sure you don't apply it very thick. Apply 2 thin coats or 3 if necessary.