STRAIGHT Buffer Nail File 150 Refill Grit Set (Pink). Designed specifically for artificial nails, acrylics, hard gels, polygels, and extensions, these durable straight buffers provide maximum control and sharp accuracy for straight edges, free edge shaping, and surface refinement. Crafted with high-grade Japanese abrasive surfaces, this 25-piece refill set ensures efficient filing performance, consistent grit quality, and optimal sanitation standards.
What’s Included
Key Features & Benefits
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150 Grit Performance Surface: Ideal for medium-coarse shaping, refining structure gel, smoothing extension bulk, and preparing artificial nails for top coat or gel application.
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Japanese-Quality Abrasive: Built with high-durability abrasive material that resists rapid wear and clogging during heavy filing.
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Classic Straight Profile: Features a clean, straight edge design for precise parallel side walls, crisp square tips, and overall surface smoothing.
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Hygienic & Disposable: Single-use refill design maintains strict sanitation protocols for professional salon environments.
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High-Value 25-Piece Pack: Convenient bulk refill set keeps your nail station fully stocked for high-volume service.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
HyBa® BEAUTY |
| Product Line |
STRAIGHT Buffer File Series |
| Grit Rating |
150 Grit (Medium-Coarse) |
| Color |
Pink |
| Quantity |
25 Pieces |
| Material Quality |
Premium Japanese-Grade Abrasive Surface |
| Compatibility |
Acrylics, Hard Gels, Hybrid Gels, Polygel, & Extension Tips |
| Usage Type |
Professional Salon & Advanced DIY |
Quick Application Guide
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Prep Enhancement: Complete application and cure of acrylic, polygel, builder gel, or extension tips.
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Shape & Contour: Hold the STRAIGHT buffer comfortably and use long, even strokes along side walls, free edges, and the top surface of the nail bed.
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Refine Surface: Smooth out ridges and surface irregularities to prepare the enhancement for gel polish, nail art, or top coat application.
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Clean & Dispose: Dust off filing debris with a clean nail brush, then dispose of or dedicate the buffer to a single client set.
