DNKa - Paper Builder Nail Forms Long, 100pcs / 500pcs
DNKa - Paper Builder Nail Forms Long, 100pcs / 500pcs
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Paper Builder Nail Forms (Long)
Where the Short forms give basic guide lines, Long steps up the precision with a full grid system — a central symmetry line and parallel arcs with numbered markings, built specifically for longer, more demanding extensions.
What Makes the Grid System Work
- Central symmetry line: a dark vertical line marking the center of the form, helping position it precisely against the middle of the nail plate and avoid drift during modeling
- Parallel arcs and grid: curved lines with numerical markings give precise control over both length and width, with the arcs offering a natural curve reference for different style lengths
Why Paper Forms Work Well for Extensions
- Strong adhesive paper, reliable hold during modeling
- Removes cleanly, no sticky residue left behind
- Compatible with gel, acrylgel, and gel-jelly systems
What's in the Set
Available in two pack sizes — 100 pieces for smaller studios or occasional use, and 500 pieces for higher-volume salon work.
How to Use
- Standard nail prep — remove previous coating, buff the surface, complete the manicure
- Apply acid or non-acid primer depending on the nail plate
- Apply Rubber or Fiber Base in rubbing motions, cure 1 minute UV or 30 seconds LED/hybrid
- Position the form using the central symmetry line to align it with the nail plate
- Make sure the form sits evenly against the nail, without gaps
- Build the extension with your chosen modeling material, using the grid and arcs to judge length, width, and curve
- Cure, then remove the form — it should come away cleanly without sticky residue
- Shape and finish as needed
Works alongside DNKa's Builder Gel range and reusable Top Nail Forms system.
FAQ
How is Long different from the Short paper forms?
Long includes a more detailed grid system — a central symmetry line plus parallel arcs with numbered markings — built for longer, more precise extensions, while Short uses simpler guide lines.
Which pack size should I choose, 100 or 500?
100 pieces suits lower-volume or occasional use; 500 pieces is better value and convenience for a busy salon going through forms regularly.
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