Cut out the required part of the design.

1. Place the fragment on a damp cloth and wait for the paper backing to darken.

2. This indicates that the film itself has separated and can be transferred to the work surface. A nail or nails that are completed until the top coat is ready. That is, they are sawn and covered with a colored coating.

3. If the surface is buffed or does not have residual stickiness, then in order to prevent air from getting under the film, we recommend applying a local smear of the base material to the place where the pattern is attached. Do not dry.

4. Using an orange stick (sharp object) or otherwise, transfer the design to the surface. If the film is too wet, blot on a dry paper towel, then transfer to the nail.

5. Squeeze out air bubbles with an orange stick, silicone brush or other tool that does not damage the film and smooth the surface.

6. If step 4 was completed, then dry the nail in the lamp for

30 S.

1. Then apply Scotch primer dotted along the perimeter and in the middle part of the application.

2. Cover the nail completely with top. It is not necessary to create an excess volume of material on the surface!

3. Decorate the design further if needed.