Yes,you can fade another color in. In order to get a good fade you need a color 
that is opaque enough to cover the line of the black and then fade into it. 
Don't use a sheer. Heavy glittery colors usually do the trick.  I do lots of 
color ac, but I generally do it like a french and change colors with a backfill 
on clients, otherwise they are "married" to color on the entire nail and it is 
hard to change to a lighter color. One the ones that have it on the whole nail, 
I fade a new color in at each fill and they look pretty cool
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From: Amy Lunde-Provines - Licensed Nail Technician <[email protected]>
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Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2011 14:29:11 
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Subject: NailTech:: Fills in a different color...

I asked this on facebook and only got one response so far, so I figured I
would ask here :)

I currently have black ac nails with a sparkly blue free-edge.  Well, it has
been over 2 weeks now, so I really should do a fill on myself (ugh... why
did I put nails on again?  I haven't worn them in years simply because I
hate the maintenance, and I won't let anyone else do them LOL).  I was
wondering...

...has anyone done fills on colored acrylics with a completely different
color, and what does the result look like?  Like I said, the base part is
black, but I am thinking of doing the fill with either glittery lavender or
teal, and I am wondering if it creates like a fade effect, or if it ends up
with a definite line where the product is filled in?  I think it would look
goofy with a definite line, and would rather it look faded, so if there's a
way to achieve that, would someone help me with the details? :)

Amy Lunde-Provines
Colorado

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