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2-in-1 Patting & Foil Transfer Gel – 9-Well No-Wipe Art Gel for Gradient Nails | G120
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Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004
The G120 2-in-1 patting and foil transfer gel is a nine-well, no-wipe art gel that performs two jobs: patting on soft colour for gradient and blur effects, and acting as a sticky adhesive layer for foil and transfer designs. At US$26.98 wholesale, this palette replaces several single pots in your art station.
Key Features
- Two functions in one palette – use it as a patting/colour gel or as a foil adhesive base, no second product needed.
- Nine-well layout – keep several shades and tools open at once during complex designs.
- No-wipe formula – the surface stays slightly tacky where you want foil to stick, with no separate glue layer to manage.
- Gradient and blending friendly – the soft texture lets you pat colour on gradually for ombre and watercolor-style nails.
- Low waste for artists – pick up a little at a time with a dotting tool or brush, so product lasts through many sets.
Specifications
| Item No. | Type | Content | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|
| G120 | 2-in-1 patting & foil transfer gel | 9-well palette set | Multicolor wells |
How to Use the Patting and Transfer Gel
For gradient art, cure a base colour first, then dab the patting gel onto the nail with a sponge or dotter and blend the edge with small tapping motions. For foil looks, apply a thin layer, cure it, press the foil sheet onto the tacky surface and peel away to reveal the pattern. Seal the design with top coat so the foil does not lift during wear.
Design Ideas
Layer patting gel over cat eye or sheer colour for depth, or use the tacky wells to pick up micro foil flakes for a crushed-glass effect. Because the palette is no-wipe, you can move between fingers quickly while the design stays workable.
FAQ
Does this gel cure under a normal nail lamp?
Yes – it cures like standard gel under a UV/LED lamp. Cure only the patting layer before pressing foil, so the adhesive surface is still tacky when you need it.
How long does foil art made with this gel last?
Sealed under a top coat, foil designs last the full lifetime of the manicure, typically two to three weeks. Press the foil firmly and cap the free edge for best results.
How do I remove art created with this gel?
Buff the top coat and soak with acetone wraps. Foil particles dissolve and lift with the gel layers; the full process is described in our safe gel removal guide.
Can beginners use the palette?
Yes – practice on a test nail first, and pair it with colour gels from the gel treatments range for endless background options, as shown in our at-home gel manicure guide.




