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by Keysha on January 10th, 2009
A drop of liquid superglue with a bit of paper towel pressed gently over it. Let it dry, tear off the excess, and buff gently. Wear a neutral polish for a while.
by JackofAllTrades on January 10th, 2009
Try supergluing a piece of fake nail under the snag if you can. You can also superglue and then paint over a crack. (Whut can I say: 3 daughters taught me things I never wanted to know! :P
by Stephanie on January 10th, 2009
Don't think so.
Maybe just use a nail file?
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thanks!
by jazzy jazz on January 10th, 2009