Troubleshooting UV Light Curing Issues: Common Causes and Solutions

Discover why your UV light isn't curing properly and learn effective troubleshooting tips for perfect gel application.

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Your UV light might not be curing because of a few reasons: Old UV bulbs may need replacing as their effectiveness diminishes over time. Incorrect wattage of the lamp might also be an issue; ensure you’re using one suited for your gel polish type. Furthermore, thick application of gel can prevent proper curing; apply thin, even layers for the best results.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What causes UV light to stop curing gel polish? Common causes include old or low-quality bulbs, incorrect wattage, and thick layers of gel that prevent proper curing.
  2. How can I tell if my UV bulb needs replacing? If your lamp is no longer curing gel properly, it may be time to replace the bulb, especially if it's been in use for an extended period.
  3. Does the thickness of gel polish affect curing? Yes, applying thick layers of gel can hinder the curing process, so it's recommended to use thin, even coats.
  4. What wattage should my UV lamp be for gel polish curing? Ensure you use a UV lamp with the correct wattage designed for your specific gel polish type for effective curing.