Nail file Donegal 100/180 double-sided mini model 9562 — abrasive grit 100/180

Donegal 100/180 double-sided mini nail file model 9562 provides two abrasive surfaces in a compact format for shaping and refining both natural and artificial nails. The file’s coarse 100 grit side shortens and shapes nail length efficiently, while the finer 180 grit side smooths edges and refines the surface to reduce splitting and roughness. Its small size makes it convenient for travel, touch-ups and precision work in salon or at home.

Advantages

The dual-grit design offers a practical combination of coarse and fine abrasives on a single tool, reducing the need to switch instruments during a manicure or pedicure. The mini format fits easily into a makeup bag or pocket for on-the-go maintenance. Durable construction ensures consistent abrasion through multiple uses and controlled filing that helps prevent over-filing when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Shaping and shortening artificial nails
• Smoothing and refining natural nail edges
• Portable touch-ups during travel or between salon visits
• Precision work on narrow or curved nail surfaces

Key specifications

• Double-sided abrasive: coarse side and fine side
• Abrasive grit values: coarse ~100, fine ~180
• Mini compact dimensions for portability
• Suitable for use on natural and artificial nails
• Durable construction for multiple uses

How to use

Begin by choosing the appropriate side for the task: use the 100 grit side to reduce length or shape hard, artificial material, then switch to the 180 grit side to smooth edges and refine the contour. File gently in one direction or with short strokes to avoid weakening the nail plate; avoid aggressive back-and-forth sawing. For natural nails, work slowly and check progress frequently to maintain desired length and shape.

Usage recommendations

Clean the file after use by brushing off debris and, if needed, wipe with a lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking the file in water or using harsh chemicals that can degrade the abrasive surface. Replace the file when the abrasive effect decreases to ensure safe and effective filing.