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Summary
Nail Tek's Nail Repair System is a must-have for mending broken nails. This comprehensive kit includes everything necessary to easily fix and reinforce torn, cracked, or split nails instantly! Mended nails are restored and blend seamlessly with any polish application.
Benefits
- Simple repair system ideal for torn, cracked or split nails
- System can be used alone, or with nail color
Includes
- Resin (0.20 oz)
- Filler Powder (0.14 oz)
- Nail Buffer
Item 2618786
STEP ONE:
Apply brush-on gel resin on to broken area of nail.
STEP TWO:
Sprinkle nail filler powder.
STEP THREE:
Re-apply gel resin to fill nail and to seal.
STEP FOUR:
File and smooth.
BRUSH ON GEL RESIN: Ethyl Cyanoacrylate; NAIL FILLER POWDER: Polymethyl Methacrylate.
Shipping Restrictions : This item cannot be shipped via air.
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Questions
Q&A
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- Q
How many times a day do you use the product
- Asked by DNA
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageJust once a day is all you need! With the NailTek Repair System, consistency is more important than frequency. You’ll want to apply it once a day to clean, dry nails — that gives the formula time to work its magic and help strengthen and repair your nails.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
When I remove nail polish do I need to reapply resin & powder again? How easy is to remove nail polish with this on your nail?
- Asked by Taunya
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageYou don’t have to reapply every time, unless the resin/powder has been compromised. Polish comes off easily, just use the right remover and be gentle!Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Again, I have multiple Q's I'm asking separately to help others. Some reviewers mentioned the nail buffer is very small and weak. Can I use another nail buffer? Can I use any kind of nail buffer or am I limited to the one that comes with this kit?
- Asked by 2of❤️sMarkHerPage
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageYes, you can absolutely use another nail buffer if you find the one in the kit too small or not strong enough for your preference. That said, just make sure you’re using a gentle, fine-grit buffer (ideally around 240 grit or higher) especially when prepping your nails for the NailTek Resin & Powder System. Over-buffing or using something too coarse can thin or damage your natural nail, which we definitely want to avoid. So feel free to swap it out — just keep it gentle, and you’re good to go!Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Do you sell gel nail paint pens
- Asked by Tina
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageUnfortunately we do not.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
How do you remove it from your nail, I've tried everything?
- Asked by ETS2025
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageThanks so much for reaching out! Sorry to hear you're having trouble removing the repair. Let’s walk you through how to safely remove your mend without causing more damage! For the best results, follow these gentle, step-by-step instructions: STEP 1: In a dappen dish or small cup, add enough polish remover to fully submerge your nail. Mix in a few drops of cuticle oil to help condition your nails during removal. STEP 2: Soak your nail briefly until the product becomes gummy or tacky in texture. STEP 3: Using an orangewood stick, gently push the softened product from the cuticle down toward the free-edge. Repeat this step until the product is fully removed. [ PRO TIP: If any product remains, repeat steps 1-3 until it lifts easily. ] STEP 4: Once all residue has been removed, wash your hands thoroughly and apply cuticle oil to hydrate and restore the nail and surrounding skin. That’s it! Your nail is now ready for a fresh start.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Can this be used on top of a dip manicure?
- Asked by Morgan
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageHappy New Year! Thanks so much for reaching out! For the best results, we recommend using the Nail Rescue Kit directly on your natural nails, rather than over a dip manicure. This amazing kit works wonders for nail repair when applied as directed and ensures optimal results!Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Can this be used under a gel manicure?
- Asked by Emma
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageThanks so much for reaching out! Nail Tek treatments are specifically designed for use on natural nails, so we don’t recommend using our treatments under gel polish. To keep your nails healthy and strong, we encourage sticking to one manicure type from base to top coat. This approach ensures optimal results and helps prevent potential nail damage.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Is a video available showing how a cracked or split nail is repaired?
- Asked by Blue
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageThanks so much for reaching out! Absolutely, you can access the video for the Nail Repair System right here on the product page:https://www.ulta.com/p/nail-repair-system-torn-cracked-split-nails-pimprod2043650?sku=2618786 (should the link not work please follow path to view).Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
When do you apply this is you are using the nail Tek rescue systems?
- Asked by Philly
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageSo thrilled you're using the Rescue System! When pairing it with the Repair System, start by mending your nail as directed, applying the Repair System directly to your bare natural nail. Then, follow up with the Rescue System as instructed. Your nails are in for some serious TLC!Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Is this used under a dip powder manicure to protect a damaged area?
- Asked by Patty
- Official Answer By NailTek - Brand EngageThank you so much for reaching out! I’m happy to confirm that you can absolutely use the Nail Repair System under a dip manicure. Just make sure to buff the repaired area so it’s level with the rest of the nail bed.Was this answer helpful to you
Reviews
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Most Helpful Positive Review
•Better than the tea bag method•
I grow my nails out but I'm pretty rough on them between cleaning, work, and gardening so some breaks are expected. I like the tea bag and super glue method to repair bad breaks but it often peels off my nail too easily regardless of prep.. yet holds onto the torn nail, increasing the breakage. I ca...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Not impressed
[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] This nail repairing system is very easy to use. The nail file/buffer is small and cheap. After 24 hours it was peeling off of my nail ALREADY. They should have a better system when it comes to adding the powder because it gets wasted. The li...
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Beware: Wipe Down Bottle After Use!
I've had decent use with this product keeping my split nail together, but BEWARE! After only a couple uses, the top cemented to the bottle; I can no longer open it and need to buy a new one. Always wipe down the handle/top before screwing back on!
my nails have me saved
I've have tried nail glue, fix-it all in one polish treatments and I thought I was going to have split and peeling nails forever. this actually works.
Worked for me
The knife slipped while I was cutting butternut squash and sliced right through the middle of my nail. As it began to heal I was concerned about the nail snagging & got tired of wearing a new bandaid daily. This stuff really works for that purpose!
Difficult to use, barely lasted a day
The resin was easy, but powder was hard to apply accurately. Instructions don't tell you how long between steps. The final resin layer just pushed the powder around. It ended up on my other fingers, too, and was hard to remove. Didn't last a day.
Patch lasted a single day
I followed the very simple directions exactly and the crack came through the polish the next day, unfortunately. The powder shaker also seems wasteful, since it's hard to get it just on the little crack and not on a wide area.