Cover Refill Gel
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Nail bed colored builder gel for filling artificial nails - developed by Irene Merlo (Italy)!
Natural-looking builder gel, developed for refilling with optimal coverage. A lighter shade of Cover Pink that can be used in almost all phases of salon work: for building up the entire nail, filling, building up the entire nail bed or nail bed elevation, and even for the Baby Boomer technique. Due to its adequate pigment content, it can be applied in thicker layers. Use a base gel underneath for proper adhesion, e.g. Compact Base Gel.
In the case of nail bed extension nails, the overgrown part can be filled in with its full thickness. It is not so pigmented, so if you use it at full height (when building a full nail, or when filling, when building a nail bed), it looks as if you have applied a smooth nail bed extension towards the base of the nail, with a nice transition, while at the smile line you achieve perfect coverage. It is faster to work with it, as it can replace Cover Pink and Clear at the same time (2 in 1). Due to its pigment content, the color of the nail bed will be even, and it can also be used at full height, so it is also suitable for nail bed elevation. It is also a perfect choice for the Baby Boomer technique, it is easy to work with Baby Boomer White gel, and a nice transition can be created with it.
Full cure in UV lamp 2-3 minutes, in LED lamp 1-2 minutes
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Specifications
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MSDS Document
MSDS Document

Structural Strength, Effortless Sculpting
Formulated for salon professionals who require high-density structural control and zero-runaway flow. Our next-generation Builder Gels and hybrid Fusion AcrylGels unite the timeless shapeability and impact strength of porcelain with the featherlight flexibility and easy filing of UV/LED gel. Engineered with a non-burning, heat-spike-free cure, they self-level smoothly across forms or tips to construct reinforced C-curves and balanced apex architectures that resist lifting and stress fractures.
Discover more in our FAQ
What is the key difference between classic Builder Gel and hybrid Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel?
What is the key difference between classic Builder Gel and hybrid Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel?
Classic Builder Gels provide fluid, thixotropic self-levelling properties that allow quick surface balancing with minimal filing. Hybrid Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel features an ultra-dense, putty-like consistency that does not move or slump until manipulated with a brush moistened in AcrylGel Thinner, giving technicians unlimited working time before curing with zero heat spikes.
Does Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel require a base gel prior to sculpting?
Does Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel require a base gel prior to sculpting?
No, Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel is engineered for exceptional natural adhesion and does not require a dedicated base gel coat. Thorough mechanical preparation followed by Nail Prep dehydrator and Acid-Free Primer is sufficient to ensure zero lifting, even on problematic or flexible nail plates.
What is the recommended curing and pinching/bending time for high-apex builder enhancements?
What is the recommended curing and pinching/bending time for high-apex builder enhancements?
Standard builder gels cure in 1–2 minutes under LED (or 2–3 minutes under UV), while Xtreme Fusion AcrylGel cures fully in 1–2 minutes under LED (4–5 minutes in classic UV). For pinching the C-curve, remove the enhancement from the lamp at approximately 10–15 seconds of curing to establish the arch before completing the full polymerization cycle.
How do you prevent surface cloudiness or dull spots when cleansing the sticky layer?
How do you prevent surface cloudiness or dull spots when cleansing the sticky layer?
Always allow the freshly cured builder gel or acrylgel enhancement to cool for 30–60 seconds after removing it from the lamp before wiping. Saturate a lint-free wipe with professional Cleanser and wipe firmly in a single downward motion from cuticle to free edge, switching to a fresh clean wipe per hand to avoid re-depositing dispersed oligomer residue.

