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Jul. 15th, 2003 05:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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mstevens I met at Juliet's housewarming, though I knew the name online for a while. Hi :-)
Were you really asking at Bmovie about how easy nailvarnish is to put on and remove? Comes in little bottles with a brush, just paint it on carefully, might need more than one coat. Special remover (or lab acetone) and cotton wool to remove. Putting it on is a skill one becomes better at with practice, but some people can even do it on moving trains for example. And it comes in lots of neat colours.
mstevens I met at Juliet's housewarming, though I knew the name online for a while. Hi :-)Were you really asking at Bmovie about how easy nailvarnish is to put on and remove? Comes in little bottles with a brush, just paint it on carefully, might need more than one coat. Special remover (or lab acetone) and cotton wool to remove. Putting it on is a skill one becomes better at with practice, but some people can even do it on moving trains for example. And it comes in lots of neat colours.
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Re: Acetone
Date: 2003-07-15 10:50 am (UTC)Would not a generic bottle of nail-varnish remover do the job? Acetone is its chief constituent, though it does have other things added. J has a 250ml bottle of the stuff hanging around upstairs which appears to have come from Sainsbury's.
(White spirit is also good at removing sticky goo, but it depends what you are trying to remove it from, of course.)
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