Stamping plate Modern Greek - 1 PCS

Application tips

To achieve the best results with the stamping plate, follow these guidelines for preparing the nail surface and transferring designs.

For hybrid nail designs:

Cover the nail with a matte top coat or buff the surface (e.g., with a 180/240 grit buffer), then clean thoroughly with a lint-free wipe soaked in Cleaner 1.

For gel design:

After filing, apply a matte top coat or buff the surface (e.g., with a 180/240 grit buffer), then clean thoroughly with Cleaner 1.

For classic protein polish:

1. Wait until the color layer is completely dry.

2. Clean the selected design on the plate with Nail Polish Remover, Cleaner Wipe Off, or a classic cleaner.

3. Once the nail and plate are ready, proceed with stamping:

4. Apply stamping polish to your chosen design. A slightly thicker, vertically applied layer works best.

5. Use the scraper to spread the polish evenly across the design in a swift motion.

6. Using the silicone stamper, pick up the design quickly and without pressing too hard.

7. If the stamper picks up unwanted parts of the design, clean them off using adhesive tape, a lint roller, or nail forms.

8. Transfer the design onto the nail by lightly pressing and rolling the stamper across the nail surface to ensure complete adhesion.

9. If parts of the design extend onto the skin, carefully remove them with a wooden stick. Do not attempt to remove them prematurely to avoid damaging the design on the nail.

10. Once the design is dry, secure it with a top coat, applying gently to avoid smudging, and cure under a lamp.

Cleaning Tips:

Never clean the stamper or scraper with Cleaner 1 as it may damage the surface. Instead, use adhesive tape, lint rollers, or a gentle cleaning solution like Cleaner Wipe Off.

To clean the plate, use a lint-free wipe soaked in Nail Polish Remover. For stamping with gels, Cleaner Wipe Off is ideal.

If gel cures on the plate, soak a lint-free pad in Remover and leave it on the plate for a few minutes before cleaning with Cleaner Wipe Off. Alternatively, soak the plate in warm water and carefully remove the cured gel using a wooden stick.

PRO TIP:

Handle the plate gently when cleaning. Scratching the surface with a stick or tool may damage the patterns and affect stamping quality.

Keep your tools clean and well-maintained for long-lasting results.