curing time - 24 hours required!?? Will this product allow you to leave it on for 24 hourse time?
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Here are some more insights into lactose intolerance: http://www.medicinenet.com/lactose_intolerance/page7.htm And the longest my Waring Professional Yogurt Maker will go is 19 hours. However, you can stop it after a period of time and then restart it. So you could set it for 12 hours... when it finishes that 12 hours, set it for another 12 hours. Or set for 6 and then 18. Or whatever combination of number is convenient for you... Good luck, Bill http://mryogurt.info/
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No you can't .. I would not bye this for anything other than a spare just in case your other curing lights go bad, it has a weaker output and you need to cure for at least 20 seconds.
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Basically put a thin layer of the cream on (don't rub it in) and leave it for 5mins. If you need more time after trying a small area, then add a few minutes. Do NOT go past 10mins. I suggest using a timer or the timer on your phone so you're not leaving it too long.
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What do you mean 'you cure for 2 min +++'? Could you be curing it too much?You do need to cure each layer individually for 2 min.
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I wouldn't recommend it. This is a pour on product. It takes 24 hours to cure to where you can touch it. You also need to use a creme brle torch after coating to get the air bubbles out that occur during the cure process.
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Yes, not a long term fix. Once i put it on, the effects last for about 8 hrs.
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Hi Debby... I re-read the can label and it doesn't say anything about cure time or wait after application. If I remember correctly I left the door stand open for a couple hours before using the microwave. Hope this is of some help.
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i can't say for sure but i believe it would-it takes a long time to set up and cure-if you can keep it in place and let it set over 24 hours it should work
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I don't recommend leaving it on for two hours, that's for sure! You will probably need to empty the chocolate in a container and rinse it off. If you buy the prepackaged chocolate (from Wilton), it should be easy to do.
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Depends. http://gelish.com/education/ask-an-educator/post/curing-time-for-led-lamp
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I believe the standard recommendation is to keep it on for 24 hours. I choose to leave it on for 36 hours. I have found that personally if I leave it on longer than that my super sensitive skin reacts to the non-reactive adhesive. That is probably due to my skin being covered and no air reaching it and not to the adhesive itself. The often recommended 24 hour period has no noticeable effect on my skin but a HUGE effect on my energy level. I hope this information has been helpful
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I am a nail technician who specializes in artificial nails and have been using this product for about 10 years. 2 min is the recommended cure time for this product. First off I have a couple of questions regarding use for troubleshooting purposes. What type of nail are you applying to? This product is for artificial nails (ie. acrylics and permanent uv gel nails) only as a acetone proof finish coating and not for use as a coating for natural nails or for use for gel manicure products. There are other products out there that are for natural nail use that are better for sealing nail polish and are made to be compatible with traditional nail polish that stay for almost 3 weeks! What type of uv lamp and bulb wattage are you using? And more important how old are the bulbs. Best uv bulb wattage is the 4- 9 watt uv lamps. Also note this isn't a product that is compatable with " at home uv lamps or LED lamps. Hope to help you. Sounds from your post you are applying to something that the product isn't made for. Cracking comes from improper use and normally comes from placing it on top of nail polish and or as a nail strengthener which it isn't made for and doesn't have the flexibility that natural nails have. Other products on the market for application as a nail polish sealer have a little more flexibility and won't crack.
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No, this is a 24 hour timer. You would probably need a digital timer to handle your need.
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Takes about 3 timer cycles so about 3 minutes. I am still testing the UV light time on what works best. It's not easy to know because the Gel polishes leave a tacky feel to the touch and makes it feel like it's not cured yet. When completely done, you would use alcohal to remove the tackiness.
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This formula is made to be rinsed off in 1-3 hrs depending on how dark they want to be. Use a different formula if you want to leave it on longer :)
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I left it on for 3 hours. Longer is better to cover-up the gray. I have to do touch ups every 5 weeks.
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Dry time and cure time are different. Wait the cure time unless you don't mind re-doing it and waiting the cure time if it doesn't seal. If you're really impatient I'd still wait overnight at least.