A complete collection including one each of the Shaper (150-grit zinc), Refiner (180-grit zinc), Perfecter (100/180-grit), Buffer (220/280-grit), and Shiner (600/3000-grit). A nail file is a nail tool that is used to grind down nails to give them a more beautiful shape. These are often used during pedicures and manicures. However, they are considered very helpful for quick fixes of cracks and broken or rough nails. 5 File Assortment/Pack Sizes Shaper: 7" L x 1-1/8" W x 5/16" thick Refiner: 7" L x 1-1/8" W x 3/16" thick Perfecter: 7" L x 1-3/16" W x 1/2" thick Buffer: 7" L x 1-1/8" W x 1/2" thick Shiner: 7" L x 1-3/16" W x 5/16" thick When to use each grit? Nail files are graded according to the grit per square inch. For instance, 80 spirits will have 80 pieces of sand in a square inch. A wrong determination choice could damage your clients’ nails, and using the correct decision for every situation is crucial for your nail protection. 80 grit: Extra Coarse- This grit level helps remove gel overlays or shorten artificial nails; it is not recommended to use it for natural nails. 100 grit: A bit coarse but still can be used for shaping the sidewall of artificial nails or hard toenails. 150 grit: If you want to blend your nail tips, 150 grit is a great option. You can use it for over-the-top filling. 180 grit: This one is the medium file, and it’s used in nail plate preparation. You can use it to give artificial nails a beautiful shape and a smooth finish. However, if your nails are hard, then don’t use them for natural nails. 240 grit: It is the softest and finer grit. You can use it to shape your hard natural nails and use it in the nail plate presentation before the enhancement product. 4000 grit: This grit is the smoothest and is used to remove ridges and smooth the nail surface. These are the finest files and consider finishing files.
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