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    Posted: April 15 2008 at 2:57pm
Freeze is like spritz.
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Can you tell me what the freeze is?Approve
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I didn't take pictures of that application because I did it on a "beater" unit. I didn't want to mess up one of my good ones, in case it didn't work as desired. 
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Originally posted by Chic-Geek Chic-Geek wrote:

I tried it and it work. Although it was smelly, it worked. Here's the thread where I posted the  results: http://talk.hairboutique.com//forum_posts.asp?TID=60387&PN=2
HTH.

Clean up was a little more than I hoped, but not an exhausting chore.
 
do you have pictures? 
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I did the freeze, then the bandage. I did a light coat, then let it dry for about 5 minutes (until it wasn't tacky to the touch). Then did another coat and let it dry.
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what did you do first? the freeze or the bandaid? and how much did you spray? 
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I tried it and it work. Although it was smelly, it worked. Here's the thread where I posted the  results: http://talk.hairboutique.com//forum_posts.asp?TID=60387&PN=2
HTH.

Clean up was a little more than I hoped, but not an exhausting chore.
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Originally posted by candygrl2467 candygrl2467 wrote:

Has anyone else tried it? Or used Massgirl technique to hide the grid? I tried it and it did not I repeat did not work !!!! AngryAngryAngryI ended up with this horrible smelling unit and white reddish (not pink but spots of white and spots of red) in the place where i tried it. I did use the rite dye pen to color the some of the front part of the lace but now i cant part it because the spots will show through. Also I did try and remove it with alcohol and it didnt work so I was thinking let it sit in acetoneConfused but i dont know how it will effect the knots? any advice?
 
I'm not sure why  this "technique" changed the color of your unit-- I havent had any issues- I have shown you the pics; it worked for me. Also, the liquid bandage smell does not  stay --none of my units smell medicinal.
 
Also I've had no problems removing liquid bandage from units when I shampoo them.
 
I  never mentioned acetone tho....I just shampoo my units ...
 
 


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Has anyone else tried it? Or used Massgirl technique to hide the grid? I tried it and it did not I repeat did not work !!!! AngryAngryAngryI ended up with this horrible smelling unit and white reddish (not pink but spots of white and spots of red) in the place where i tried it. I did use the rite dye pen to color the some of the front part of the lace but now i cant part it because the spots will show through. Also I did try and remove it with alcohol and it didnt work so I was thinking let it sit in acetoneConfused but i dont know how it will effect the knots? any advice?
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