Nail Acid Primer Clavier Acid Primer Sour Power, 7 ml – nail preparation for gel and acrylic

Clavier Acid Primer Sour Power, 7 ml is an acidic nail primer formulated to prepare the natural nail plate before applying gel, acrylic or other artificial nail systems. The 7 ml bottle contains a thin, fast-drying liquid that slightly etches the nail surface to improve adhesion, reduce lifting and extend the longevity of applied coatings. The compact design suits both professional salon use and at-home application.

Advantages

This acid primer enhances bond strength between the natural nail and gel or acrylic materials by creating a micro-etched surface for better mechanical adhesion. Its small-volume bottle is convenient for precise application and minimizes product waste. The formula dries quickly without leaving a sticky residue, helping to streamline the preparation step and shorten overall service time.

Suitable for

• Preparation of natural nails before applying gel polish
• Preparation of natural nails before acrylic or hard gel application
• Use in professional nail salons and for experienced at-home users
• Clients prone to lifting who need improved adhesion

Key specifications

• Volume: 7 ml
• Type: acidic nail primer
• Form: liquid primer, thin consistency
• Drying behavior: fast-drying, non-tacky when dry
• Intended surface: natural nail plate

How to use

Begin with clean, dehydrated nails: remove old product, lightly buff the surface and push back cuticles. Apply a thin layer of Clavier Acid Primer Sour Power to the natural nail plate, avoiding contact with surrounding skin and cuticle area. Allow the primer to air-dry completely before applying base coat, gel or acrylic system. Only a small amount is required; do not flood the cuticle area.

Usage recommendations

Use with appropriate ventilation and follow safety precautions for acidic primers. Avoid skin contact; if the primer touches skin, rinse immediately with water. Perform a patch test on sensitive clients and follow manufacturer guidelines and local regulations when working with acidic nail products.