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Nailvarnish

Le Rack · 2006-08-04 21:48:55

Does anyone know what it is you put in gloopy nail varnish to make it go runny again? thanx :)

04-08-2006 9:48pm

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Le Rack

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Does anyone know what it is you put in gloopy nail varnish to make it go runny again?

thanx

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#2 04-08-2006 10:41pm

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A small amount of nail varnish remover will sort it out, not too much or you will dilute the colour.

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#3 04-08-2006 10:47pm

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thanx, that was suggested but I just wanted to make sure!

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#4 06-08-2006 1:50am

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I've never tried that. Let me know if it works, LeRack!
I normally put some of my clear "base coat" varnish into the colored varnish to thin it up.

but, I do notice they have a "Shelf Life". Some times you just have to throw them in the trash and buy fresh! (Oh, Darn! A Shopping Spree! )

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#5 08-08-2006 8:26am

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also store them in the topshelf of the fridge, will keep them cool and runny.

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