Question 1

Can these be used for polygel nails? If so, will I need other file grits?

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Dear customer,

MS Sanding Bands:
80# Coarse Sanding Bands (100 Pcs)
You can remove the gel overlays or shorten the acrylic nail or artificial nails easily when doing your nail artwork. Please smooth the sharp edges with a hand file with medium speed. Please don't use it on natural nails.

120# Medium Sanding Bands(100 Pcs)
You can use it to prep the nail quickly for one’s application which could be the acrylic nails. It is also suitable for filing the nail sidewalk, going around the acrylic or the natural nails. Shaping and smooth finish on artificial nails or hard toenails and great for backfills.

180# Fine Sanding Bands (100 Pcs)
It can be used to prep the natural nail bed prior to any extension service to provide better adhesion. Please select one of them in place over your mandrel now with low RPM Speed and gently apply pressure to the surface of the bed. Be sure to keep the band parallel to the surface of the nail to avoid rings of fine. Be sure to lift the band off the surface of the nail frequently to avoid excess heat. It is also perfect for the cuticle.

Please do not hesitate to contact us via service@melodysusie.com if you have any problems or concerns, we will gladly get back to you and assist. Thank you!

Question 2

Does this include the mandrel for the sanding band?

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Mine came with the tool "not" the sanding bands

Question 3

does this work with the flawless electric nail filer?

Accepted Answer

it should. nail drills all use a standard size.

Question 4

do these fit the portable nail drill by melodysusie?

Accepted Answer

Yes!

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MelodySusie 100 Pcs Nail Drill Bits Sanding Bands for Nail Drill 180 Fine Grit Nail File Sanding Bands for Acrylic Nails Gel Manicures and Pedicure

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