Not much of an update here. The bits I dipped earlier this week are mostly dry, but still a bit tacky. I’ve heard before that they take about 24 hours to set, but in my experience, they can take as long as 72 hours… and I’m a patient enough guy, so I might as well wait until there’s no doubt. I’m going to try not to handle them too much, but I did take them off the nails and spread them out on a plastic bag for photographing. Expect some pics next week of them on the models.
So far, I’m amazed at how well they’ve turned out–especially considering how easy they are to paint. The end result is going to be far better than I’d ever imagined–I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
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