10 Count 80/80 Grit Rectangle Nail Files for Acrylic Nails, Reusable Buffering Files Double Sided Emery Boards for Nails
10 Count 80/80 Grit Rectangle Nail Files for Acrylic Nails, Reusable Buffering Files Double Sided Emery Boards for Nails
- 80/80 grit heavy duty acrylic nail files are perfect to take the length down and to shape side walls and free edge
- 80/80 grit nail files set also perfect to remove nail gel in your extended or fake nails
- Easy and effective emery boards for removes ridges on your nail surface, ideal for poly extension gel and artificial nails, manicure and pedicure
- Easy to clean and water resistant as the nail files are made of high quality adhesive tape and emery board materials
- 10 count of rectangle shaped professional nail files 80/80 grit for acrylic nails. Must have in professional nail salons and DIY nail art at home
Product description
80/80 Grit Nail File - Fast & Efficient Nail Shortening
The coarse 80 grit quickly files down thick natural nails, acrylics, hard gels, and dip powder nails. Nail extensions (like tips or overlays)
Ideal for:
- Removing bulk length in fewer strokes.
- Reshaping stubborn or overly thick nails.
- Prepping nails before applying enhancements.
Time-Saving for Professionals
- More efficient than finer grits for initial shaping.
- Speeds up salon services (fills, shortening extensions, etc.)
How to File Your Nails ?
Start with dry nails that have been cut to the approximate length. Hold the nail file flat, as filing at an angle can thin your nail and weaken the edge, making it prone to bending or breakages.Filing in one direction is preferable, though if you’re gentle with it, you can file side by side. File from the side of the nail to the center, half a nail at a time, then shape the other side. (Filing your nails back and forth will lead to breakage, tearing, and rugged edges)
Home or Professional Manicure and Pedicure Emery Boards !
Long-Lasting & Durable
Nail Files are made with top quality sandpaper, ECO sponges and strong emery board materials
When to Use an 80 Grit File?
- Shortening long/thick nails fast
- Filing down acrylic or hard gel enhancements
- Removing lifted product during fills
- Rough shaping before refining with a finer grit
Better Control Than Lower Grits
- Less aggressive than 60 grit (reduces risk of over-filing).
- More precise than 100+ grit for quick shaping.
Nail Files Grit Guide-The smaller the grit number, the coarser it is.
| 80 Grit | Ultra-coarse filing - removes bulk quickly. Best For: Thick acrylic/gel extensions, shortening long nails fast |
| 100 Grit | Coarse grit - Heavy shaping and length reduction. Best For: Acrylics, hard gels, or very thick natural nails |
| 120 Grit | Coarse grit - Moderate shaping with less aggression than 100 grit. Best For: Refining acrylic/gel edges or shortening sturdy natural nails |
| 150 Grit | Medium grit - Smooths out scratches left by coarser grits. Best For: Prepping natural nails for polish or blending acrylic/gel seams |
| 180 Grit | Medium grit - Fine shaping and finishing.Best For: Regular use on natural nails; Final edge smoothing before polish on artificial nails |
| 240 Grit | Fine grit - Light buffing and scratch removal. Best For: Pre-polish prep (removes minor imperfections). Smoothing calluses (pedicures) |
| 320 Grit | Ultra-fine buffing. Best For: Creating a glossy shine on natural nails (no polish needed). Removing tiny ridges before gel polish |
| 400 Grit | High-shine polishing. Best For: Final buffing for a mirror-like finish. Delicate nails (too fine to cause damage) |
Tips: Natural nails require a finer grit. (180 is the minimum) A fine grit is gentle and easy on the nails and the nail beds. On the other hand, artificial nails; such as acrylic, gel or silk require a courser grit on a file. (80 to 180 grit)
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