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Julia
i really want the opi shatter nail polish but i don't want to go to a salon or something to get it and i don't want to order it offline i would rather get it in person and i was wondering if places like target have it or cvs or walgreens have it... if you have any suggestions please say them... thanks!
Answer
You can buy it anywhere you can buy OPI polishes that regularly come out with the new collections (so even though Target sells OPI, you won't find the new collection there. And no, Sally's, Sephora, and MAC do NOT sell OPI). You can buy it at Ulta, JC Penney salons, Trade Secret, or possibly some salons near you. Recently, OPI sent out another batch of these polishes. My Ulta was totally stocked last time I was there. You can also go to OPIs website (www.OPI.com) and in the top right corner is a "Where to Buy" link.
If you cannot find it, China Glaze has a line of 6 different colors of crackle polish (black, teal, pink, grey, purple, white). You can buy them at Sally's, though they might be sold out as well because they had more colors than just black. You might be able to find these online, too.
There are also other brands besides OPI and China Glaze that have crackle polishes. You'll have better luck searching with the name Crackle as opposed to Shatter. Crackle polishes actually came out back in the 90s by CoverGirl. OPI just renamed it to "shatter".
Some other brands that sell crackles are LaRosa, IsaDora, and Barry M. Also know that OPI is releasing several more crackles in different colors in the coming months.
You can buy it anywhere you can buy OPI polishes that regularly come out with the new collections (so even though Target sells OPI, you won't find the new collection there. And no, Sally's, Sephora, and MAC do NOT sell OPI). You can buy it at Ulta, JC Penney salons, Trade Secret, or possibly some salons near you. Recently, OPI sent out another batch of these polishes. My Ulta was totally stocked last time I was there. You can also go to OPIs website (www.OPI.com) and in the top right corner is a "Where to Buy" link.
If you cannot find it, China Glaze has a line of 6 different colors of crackle polish (black, teal, pink, grey, purple, white). You can buy them at Sally's, though they might be sold out as well because they had more colors than just black. You might be able to find these online, too.
There are also other brands besides OPI and China Glaze that have crackle polishes. You'll have better luck searching with the name Crackle as opposed to Shatter. Crackle polishes actually came out back in the 90s by CoverGirl. OPI just renamed it to "shatter".
Some other brands that sell crackles are LaRosa, IsaDora, and Barry M. Also know that OPI is releasing several more crackles in different colors in the coming months.
How do I remove spray paint from a plastic computer?
TheDoors
My brother found me one of those cool imacs from the 90s that are clear plastic with another color. For some reason the person who had it before me spray painted silver over top of it which I want to get off.
Could I use nail polish remover to get the paint off? I just don't want to ruin the computer or anything (you know, more ruined than it already is).
Answer
I'm sorry to tell you this but any solvent you try to use on it will ruin it more. They would melt the plastic. Especially nail polish remover which is acetone.That really would melt it. About the only thing you can do in this case is to repaint it a color you are happier with.I've tried everything under the sun to remove paint from you name it as you see I was a department manager for the paint department for many years. Of course I had to experiment on what will and what won't take paint off of things and you won't get it off that computer. Sorry to bring bad news.
I'm sorry to tell you this but any solvent you try to use on it will ruin it more. They would melt the plastic. Especially nail polish remover which is acetone.That really would melt it. About the only thing you can do in this case is to repaint it a color you are happier with.I've tried everything under the sun to remove paint from you name it as you see I was a department manager for the paint department for many years. Of course I had to experiment on what will and what won't take paint off of things and you won't get it off that computer. Sorry to bring bad news.
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