PREMIUM primers, dip accessories, and station tools
This is the brand page for PREMIUM. Primers are the part of the line most represented here, and they come in two formats that match two different buying situations: a 0.5 oz bottle for the station, and a 16 oz bottle for refilling.
Two primers, one difference in the name
PREMIUM Nails Primer and PREMIUM Tri-Bond Acid Free Primer are both listed in 0.5 oz and 16 oz. The difference is in the naming: Tri-Bond carries the acid free label, the standard PREMIUM Nails Primer does not carry that label. Which one belongs at your station depends on the enhancement system you run and the directions that come with it. Read the product label and safety data sheet, and follow your state board’s rules on handling and storage.
When the 16 oz makes sense
The 16 oz is a refill size. A salon running acrylic or dip all day empties primer bottles faster than one running a few sets a week, so compare the per-ounce cost of the two sizes on their product pages before you choose. Then check that you have clean station bottles to decant into — a refill bottle is no help sitting sealed in the stock room.
The rest of the PREMIUM line
PREMIUM also supplies dip accessories, nail tools, and sunscreen, so a restock does not have to stop at primer. Prep sits at the front of a set, so pair these with powders from dip powder or acrylic powder; our monomer and acrylic liquid guide walks through where prep falls in an acrylic service. Implements and station supplies are in tools and accessories, and there is free shipping on orders over $150 within the 48 contiguous states.
