<strong>PROFESSIONAL ACRYLIC MONOMER LIQUID FOR ACRYLIC POWDER - TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE</strong><br> <strong>1. Yellowing Acrylic</strong><br> Prior to applying the acrylic nails, allow the acid-free primer to dry completely.<br> <strong>2. Runny Acrylic or Dry Acrylic</strong><br> Try more times to find out the perfect Monomer to powder ratio. A normal, well-balanced liquid to powder ratio is 1.5 to 1, respectively.<br> <strong>3. Bubbling Acrylic or Lifting Acrylic</strong><br> Ensure acrylic brush hairs are saturated in monomer by gently submerging them to the bottom of your liquid dish to release trapped air bubbles. Press and smooth the product to remove trapped air bubbles.<br> <strong>4. Cracking Acrylic</strong><br> File nails with a gentle touch.<br> <strong>5. Irritation</strong><br> Never swab the nail with monomer.<br> Leave a free margin around the sidewall and cuticle to avoid soft tissue contact.