The simplest answer is other products do not work as effectively as SparkleMax™. SparkleMax™ is specially formulated to have a higher viscosity allowing it to “stick” to the teeth thus allowing it to work more effectively over time. Many retail ... more

Not at all. Most people are pleasantly surprised at how neatly the work is done. Unlike refinishing, it creates almost no dust and spraying is rarely necessary. Of course we protect surrounding surfaces anyway, as a precaution. ... more

Prints made with XTRALIFE Media have a clear laminate layer which is applied to the surface of the print during the fourth pass of the printing process. The purpose of the layer is to enhance the durability of the print compared to non-laminated ... more

The simple answer is yes. ASTM A 780 discusses three different methods to repair damaged or uncoated areas of galvanized steel. One of those methods is zinc-rich paint, which is classified as inorganic or organic, based on the material used to bind ... more

Despite my best efforts, on occasion, revision surgery is needed to try to achieve the best possible result. Revision surgery performed within one year of the original surgery will be performed without a professional (surgeon's) fee. However, you ... more

A. When relaxing your hair you must avoid any overlapping of the chemical onto the previously relaxed hair. The previously relaxed hair doesn't need to be relaxed again. The relaxer must be applied to the new growth area; only the new growth needs ... more

Yes, in most cases touch-up is more cost effective than full stripping/refinishing. Many clients realize that with routine maintenance they can completely avoid the need to refinish or replace their furniture for many years. ... more

No it will not change.Metallic colors need to be applied differently than solid ones.Putting the paint on very wet will make the color dark because the metallic particles will be buried rather than remaining on top where they brighten the color. ... more

When bonding Vertise Flow to porcelain, no hydrofluoric acid etch or silane primer is necessary. The bond strength of Vertise Flow to non-HF-etched/non-silanated porcelain is very good (approximately 34 MPa). The protocol is as follows: • Sandblast ... more

During the initial procedure (first application), the tattooed area(s) will be saturated with as much color as possible. Due to swelling, there may be some areas where the tissue will no longer allow pigment to be implanted. Those areas will show ... more