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Jon Boyes

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Riconails- New emergency nail produc... 

Thought I'd bring this stuff to your attention:

http://www.ricoguitarnails.com/

Rico Stover emailed me recently publicising his new book and emergency nail repair kit.
Oh no, not more stuff about nails I hear you groan

Well I don't really need a book all about nail care for guitarists (though some might) but his new emergency repair kit sounds really interesting. I rarely break a nail but it happens maybe a couple of times a year at gigs and when it does its a real pain - no time to mess about with superglue, wraps, waiting for evtrything to dry etc. I usually end up just filing away the jagged edges and 'making do'.

Anyway, the interesting thing here is that Rico is a guitarist himself. He's a big name in the classical guitar world - I have one of his books on Latin guitar rhythms - and it sounds like he's come up with a system of attaching a false nail that is quick to apply, strong yet can be removed easily too (so no worries about your natural nail weakening and all that).

The UK supplier is out of stock at the moment but I'm going to buy some when they get some more in.

If anyone tries this, please let me know (and post here).

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Ron.M

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RE: Riconails- New emergency nail pr... (in reply to Jon Boyes

Jon...does he do a "RicoThumb" repair kit?
If so...I'd definitely be interested at the moment..

cheers

Ron
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Miguel de Maria

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RE: Riconails- New emergency nail pr... (in reply to Jon Boyes

Ron,
did I tell you about when I picked up the pan with the metal handle--after it had been in the oven for 25 minutes at 400 F or so?

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Jon Boyes

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RE: Riconails- New emergency nail pr... (in reply to Jon Boyes

I have used these on a couple of occasions now as emergency repairs, and they let me down both times they just don't stay on, basically.

Oh well, acrylics here I come.

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