I agree with Karen. When I do an overlay for strength, I use hard gel, even if I'm going to cover it up with a SOG. I do a thin base layer, then I build structure where it's needed for strength (be sure to cap the free edge well!!!) I remove the tacky layer, buff with a foam buffer (I personally use the TT disposable clean finish buffer strips), and then I cleanse with alcohol and apply color coats and top coat. In my experience, it is better to shape the nail before applying anything, to keep the capping in place, or I get free edge chipping. <br/><br/>Good luck! :)<br/><br/>Michelle Cordes<a href="https://overview.mail.yahoo.com?.src=iOS";><br/><br/>Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone</a>
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