industry name for nail with middle shank head?
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We call them panel pins over here. Maybe they are called finish nails? \nHave a look at \nhttp://www.mcfeelys.com/product.asp?pid=TN4-1030
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use some nail hardner
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I have used Sally Hansen - "Maximum Growth" and it works GREAT! In ten days, take it from a nail bitter - from way back, this is miracle shit!
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French manicure. It matches everything, yet looks really nice. Plus I've gotten really good at doing it myself. I save a lot of money, yet still get compliments and people asking me where I get my nails done!
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Could be both fungus and stain.  Arcrylic nails harbor all sorts of germs.  Nurses in some hospitals are banded from wearing them.\nConsult with your doctor.  You don't want to go around spreading disease.
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Use Sally Hansen Hard as Nails. The clear polish. It works wonders on my Nails.
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Stacy Adams black leather dress shoes with the squared toe.\n-NmD!
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http://www.harrisoncustomknives.com/
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nail shop \nconvience store\ntake out\nbook store
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Yes. The bones in your toes and fingers are called phalanges. Your pinky toe has 3 bones.  (The thumb and big toe have two phalanges, while the other fingers and toes consist of three.). You may be able to look it up in a reference book if you need more details.
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It's called a Mahogany Calabash.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nAngel
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Use a nail file after cutting nails.
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2 different kinds:\nhttp://home1.gte.net/vze72n8v/id18.html\n\nhttp://www.fingertipproductions.com/documents/Fingertip%20Contract.pdf#search='sample%20Performance%20contract'\n\nOr\n\nhttp://www.idwr.state.id.us/energy/epc/ESCO%20RFP.pdf#search='sample%20Performance%20contract'
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The word nail comes from the latin "unguis", which does mean finger nail, but also "claw". This may be why we use it to mean "a pointed fastener".
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poney tail, brades,pig tails?
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you will have to expand on your question (e.i.  what is the downward action force on the nail?)
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Sally Hansen nail hardener.  You have to put it on every 2 days, but it makes them tough.\n\nIt's located in all the stores right with the Sally Hansen nail polishes.