IBD UV Bonder for Excellent Adhesion, Great for Nail Gels and Acrylic Nails 0.5 oz

I have an LED light and this product works great. I use a sanitizer first, then this, cure for 60 seconds then apply the base coat. Do not apply too much, a thin coat is all you need. If you do to much it will go on to your skin. This product binds to my nails well and lasts two weeks.

Bonder can mess up your work… this is a good one!!!

I've had a jar or two arrive already thickened in the jar. It's not a bad idea to also have some thinner on hand as the gel does tend to thicken over time or if one allows it to be exposed to sunlight while working on one's nails.There is a learning curve to building nails. Many videos are chatty and don't really help. IBD's YT video shows the essential process, although they make it look simpler than it is, but it's a good starting point for getting your own chops together.

I purchased this thinking it was UV nail glue initially. It is NOT nail glue, but instead a UV bonder that goes on like a base coat essentially, but it works so much better that regular base coat!I painted my nails about a week again and the paint is staying on nicely!

Doesn’t bond well at all I’ve literally had to fix nails that were popping off over and over when this added with the opi hard gel is supposed to be a sturdy hold for press on or just to bound a nail all together don’t waist your money I prepped my nails properly over and over again and keep having the same terrible result don’t buy

Thumbs up!

It’s okay stuff, but there are better primers for the money.

Works great with the ibd gel. Does not need to be cured but I do cure it for around 10 seconds but it is not needed. I use it because it prevents the builder gel from lifting as fast