Can you use an LED light with the gel?
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Hi Kelly,I have know idea sorry, I just use as directed per directions on the box. however I find that this product foams up to much when I put it in the teeth tray and when pressed to my teeth it all foams away. does look like it works though my teeth do look whiter. I will buy 22% ACP next time not the 14%.
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Hi Kelly, I have know idea sorry, I just use as directed per directions on the box. however I find that this product foams up to much when I put it in the teeth tray and when pressed to my teeth it all foams away. does look like it works though my teeth do look whiter. I will buy 22% ACP next time not the 14%.
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Yes, gelish actually had a led light they sell, but the first light I had was uv and it worked just fine :-) you do need alcohol to put on top of it after your done with the color and light. It helps set it and have it dry instantly
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I'm not sure what you are referring to but...you will need an LED or UVA lamp to cure the gel. OPI suggest using an LED which decreases the amount of time under the light. I use my UVA light but I do increase the time to two minutes for each layer. I.d also suggest using bond aid before applying the base coat.
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This LED nail dryer can work with LED Gel polish such as following brand:Harmony Gelish Soak Off Series, OPI Gelcolor Nail Polish, Orly Gel FX, Red Carpet Led Gel Polish, Gelicious GEL Nail Polish, Any LED GEL Polish etcIt is not for "regular" nail polish.The power source is power plug.
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Yes you can. However, you will need some way to illuminate the negative from below. I use a light table that I made myself many years ago. It is just a wooden box with a white 1/4 inch plexiglass top. Inside the box are two fluorescent lights. I use the box with the Lumi-Loupe to examine slides and sometimes negatives. You can search Amazon for "light table" and find some ready-made solutions. They make some tables that use LEDs and I might even buy one of them myself as they are more compact than my current set-up! Good luck!
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No, this sale is for the light only. We do have packages that include the light and gel. Thank You, SportingSmiles
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No, I do not see a way to do that. And the light is very faint so a gel would only make it fainter.
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I haven't ever tried that before but I don't think so. There is not a fan or really much heat either. It is just the UV light. So I think it will only work with the gel polish. Good luck!
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Yes, use regular procedures for application, LED light cures faster than UV light tho, if you cure for too long, they will "pop" off, or "wrinkle"
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Gels are also commonly used with an accent light, using a secondary light source. You would typically adjust your camera's white balance and main light to work with ambient light...then use a gelled flash to "splash" color on a back wall, edge of a subject, etc.
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The resultant UV rays are the same between LED and fluorescent--the LEDs are stronger and therefore faster. There will be no effect on the gel. The gel is either properly cured or it is not. The difference will be the time--much faster with LED.
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Yes you can. I don't use mine with the light on in the day the florescent markers are bright enough.
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If add more LED on this device will make gel dry faster and do a better job,
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Yes I think so , not sure if my tech uses a uv or led light. But I think so. Sorry hope info helps.
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Yes, for most gels like this one, you do. A uv or led light works with geleration. I've heard the drug store brands that don't need a light peel off after a couple days. I recommend a led light since a uv light is like a tanning bed and over time may cause cancer & it dries your nails so much faster.
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Yes. I use this light for home and I have the same at work. We use four different gel polishes.
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Hi Carla, yes, the UV light is needed to cure the gel. The base and yop cat ate also needed and have to be cured with the light as well. It's a really pretty color too. Enjoy! - Dr.Anne