It's my DH who is looking for a better polish LOL nm
Posted By: Rad MT on 2007-07-23
In Reply to: DS, he does a great job. - nm
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My hubby is Ukranian and Polish, sm
We live in the south, so we stocked up when we went up north to home. The Kizka was an aquired taste, but now I love it.
nail polish remover
i used nail polish remover
didn't remove color from couch either, also have tan leather and 2yo got a black marker left by 16yo brother
How about nail polish remover?
NM
Clear fingernail polish
I have never done this myself just thought of it when reading your post. Maybe try coating the keys with clear finger nail polish once a month.
did ya try acetone or nail polish remover?..nm
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This post is where the fingernail polish is mentioned
being used by a man turned into wearing nail polish? I am sure you weren't trying to be rude, Jen, but is this or is this not your post? I don't even know why I'm posting in this thread because I truly think it is ridiculous to assume because a man uses "smelly goods" that he's gay or a cheater no matter how old he is. There are a lot of men in this world and depending on how you grew up or where you grew up could make a difference in the way you present yourself. That is not to say that a more rugged man is less of a man than a more "salon-type" guy, but let's face it there are guys out there that act feminine and are not gay. I happen to know a very nice guy, grew up with him. He's a hairstylist, a very good one, and has a wife and a daughter that he loves dearly. I'm pretty sure he's not gay. I also think it is funny that the first responses to this OP was "get rid of him", or "he's up to something", both posted by divorcees I might add. I think I'm done now. 
What do you use to polish your solid-surface countertop?
We have a Corian-type (manmade, not granite or quartz) countertop and we have tried just about everything, including what the manufacturer recommends and even car polish. Our house is only a little over a year old, but the countertops are already starting to look a little scratched and dull.
I love the color - it is a deep brick red - but if I had it to do over again, I would get a lighter color. This dark color shows every little scratch.
Any suggestions?
Polish? (I am and remember Granny making that)
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Couldn't get to a store but used fingernail polish sm
and a lot came off. I'm going to do a second dose tonight after work. Have a big day of training for a business tomorrow and would rather not have all this ink on my hands.  I won't be able to get to a store until after the training tomorrow.
Thanks everyone!!
How about regular old-fashioned wax furniture polish? sm
Beware, Kitty might skid on that towel and dig in with her claws to steady herself.
It's very nice of you to be kitty sitting!
Anyone know of a trick to get dark nail polish off a light rug? Help!
nm
I use finger nail polish remover. It stinks though.
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I'm wondering if maybe paste shoe polish with a layer
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I agree with the nail polish remover, just make sure sm
you have the type with acetone in it. The acetone-free stuff won't work. My son got super glue-a big, think chunk-on his eyeglasses and nail polish remover got it off.
Acetone is nail polish remover, already said that earlier
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Anyone know a good way to remove nail polish from carpet? - sm
My daughter spilled nail polish on the carpet in her room, so now I have a long line of pink nail polish on the carpet. Tried with nail polish remover, but not much help. Any ideas? Thanks.
Simichrome metal polish is one, but I forget what result you need. Rubbing it
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