Clear Full Cover Duals Nail Forms for Acrylic and Gel Nails Why choose these nail forms Speeds up sculpting and saves time compared to freehand shaping. Reusable and easy to remove thanks to the curved shape and raised extension that lets you pop the form off by pressing. No glue required: brush acrylic or poly gel into the mold, place on the nail plate, hold briefly, then pop off for a clean result. Userfriendly guide lines and 12 sizes let you pick the closest fit for most fingernails and toes, making consistent lengths and French tips simple to achieve. Ideal for learners and pros wanting repeatable clear or Frenchstyle results with minimal finishing; no buffing needed, only filing. Key features Unique curved design with upside extension part for quick removal and comfortable fit. Duals form style works for both fingernails and toes. 12 different tip sizes included to accommodate most nail widths. Guide lines molded on each form to help shape length and curvature. Reusable PP material for multiple uses. Compatible with acrylic and poly gel techniques to create fullcover tips and extensions. How it works 1. Select the form size that fits the natural nail. 2. Apply acrylic or poly gel into the mold. 3. Place the filled form onto the nail plate and hold for a few seconds until set. 4. Press the extension to pop the formed tip off the mold. 5. File to refine shape; no buffing required. Practical applications Athome DIY manicure: Create clear or French fullcover tips quickly for a polished look before events. Training and practice: Nail art learners can produce consistent acrylic and gel shapes while developing sculpting technique. Salon use for quick enhancements: Produce repeatable tips during busy services to reduce sculpting time. Specifications Material: PP Set includes 12 sizes of clear fullcover duals nail forms Reusable and suitable for acrylic and poly gel systems Package contents 1 box Clear Full Covers Duals Nails Systems Form Notes Allow 1 to 2 cm variation due to manual measurement. Actual item color may differ slightly from images because of monitor differences.