QuestionJuly 21, 2026

53. Match the abrasive type to the corresponding description of its function or detail. Terms will be used more than once. a. Buffer b. Coarse-grit Abrasive Type Description __ Creates high shine on nail (natural or enhancement) __ Prepares enhancement for a refill/rebalance __ 240 grit or higher __ Should be avoided on freshly applied enhancements __ Removes scratches on nail surface __ A type of buffer __ Used for initial shaping of perimeter of nail __ 100 grit or lower __ Usually comes in two or three-sided form __ Can smooth the enhancement before buffing __ Strong enough to thin enhancement product __ Usually comes in 400;1,000; and 4,000 grit __ Can shape the entire nail, as long as product is not too thick __ Shapes free edge of natural nail __ 150 to 180 grit __ Can come in grit ranging from 100 to 400 __ Refines and finishes filling __ After filing is complete, start with low grit and move to higher grit for desired smoothness __ Used for refining overall surface shape of enhancement __ Can create brilliance similar to top coat c. Fine-grit d. Medium-grit e. Shiner

53. Match the abrasive type to the corresponding description of its function or detail. Terms will be used more than once. a. Buffer b. Coarse-grit Abrasive Type Description __ Creates high shine on nail (natural or enhancement) __ Prepares enhancement for a refill/rebalance __ 240 grit or higher __ Should be avoided on freshly applied enhancements __ Removes scratches on nail surface __ A type of buffer __ Used for initial shaping of perimeter of nail __ 100 grit or lower __ Usually comes in two or three-sided form __ Can smooth the enhancement before buffing __ Strong enough to thin enhancement product __ Usually comes in 400;1,000; and 4,000 grit __ Can shape the entire nail, as long as product is not too thick __ Shapes free edge of natural nail __ 150 to 180 grit __ Can come in grit ranging from 100 to 400 __ Refines and finishes filling __ After filing is complete, start with low grit and move to higher grit for desired smoothness __ Used for refining overall surface shape of enhancement __ Can create brilliance similar to top coat c. Fine-grit d. Medium-grit e. Shiner
53. Match the abrasive type to the corresponding description of its function or detail. Terms will be
used more than once.
a. Buffer
b. Coarse-grit
Abrasive Type
Description
__ Creates high shine on nail (natural or enhancement)
__
Prepares enhancement for a refill/rebalance
__
240 grit or higher
__
Should be avoided on freshly applied enhancements
__
Removes scratches on nail surface
__
A type of buffer
__
Used for initial shaping of perimeter of nail
__
100 grit or lower
__
Usually comes in two or three-sided form
__
Can smooth the enhancement before buffing
__
Strong enough to thin enhancement product
__ Usually comes in 400;1,000; and 4,000 grit
__
Can shape the entire nail, as long as product is not too thick
__
Shapes free edge of natural nail
__
150 to 180 grit
__
Can come in grit ranging from 100 to 400
__
Refines and finishes filling
__
After filing is complete, start with low grit and move to higher grit for desired
smoothness
__
Used for refining overall surface shape of enhancement
__
Can create brilliance similar to top coat
c. Fine-grit
d. Medium-grit
e. Shiner

Solution
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Answer

1. e, 2. b, 3. c, 4. b, 5. a, 6. a, 7. b, 8. b, 9. a, 10. d, 11. b, 12. e, 13. d, 14. b, 15. d, 16. d, 17. d, 18. a, 19. d, 20. e Explanation 1. Match descriptions to abrasive types Assign each description to the correct abrasive type based on grit size and function. 1. Creates high shine on nail (natural or enhancement) - **e. Shiner** 2. Prepares enhancement for a refill/rebalance - **b. Coarse-grit** 3. 240 grit or higher - **c. Fine-grit** 4. Should be avoided on freshly applied enhancements - **b. Coarse-grit** 5. Removes scratches on nail surface - **a. Buffer** 6. A type of buffer - **a. Buffer** 7. Used for initial shaping of perimeter of nail - **b. Coarse-grit** 8. 100 grit or lower - **b. Coarse-grit** 9. Usually comes in two or three-sided form - **a. Buffer** 10. Can smooth the enhancement before buffing - **d. Medium-grit** 11. Strong enough to thin enhancement product - **b. Coarse-grit** 12. Usually comes in 400, 1,000, and 4,000 grit - **e. Shiner** 13. Can shape the entire nail, as long as product is not too thick - **d. Medium-grit** 14. Shapes free edge of natural nail - **b. Coarse-grit** 15. 150 to 180 grit - **d. Medium-grit** 16. Can come in grit ranging from 100 to 400 - **d. Medium-grit** 17. Refines and finishes filling - **d. Medium-grit** 18. After filing is complete, start with low grit and move to higher grit for desired smoothness - **a. Buffer** 19. Used for refining overall surface shape of enhancement - **d. Medium-grit** 20. Can create brilliance similar to top coat - **e. Shiner**

Explanation

1. Match descriptions to abrasive types<br /> Assign each description to the correct abrasive type based on grit size and function.<br /><br />1. Creates high shine on nail (natural or enhancement) - **e. Shiner**<br />2. Prepares enhancement for a refill/rebalance - **b. Coarse-grit**<br />3. 240 grit or higher - **c. Fine-grit**<br />4. Should be avoided on freshly applied enhancements - **b. Coarse-grit**<br />5. Removes scratches on nail surface - **a. Buffer**<br />6. A type of buffer - **a. Buffer**<br />7. Used for initial shaping of perimeter of nail - **b. Coarse-grit**<br />8. 100 grit or lower - **b. Coarse-grit**<br />9. Usually comes in two or three-sided form - **a. Buffer**<br />10. Can smooth the enhancement before buffing - **d. Medium-grit**<br />11. Strong enough to thin enhancement product - **b. Coarse-grit**<br />12. Usually comes in 400, 1,000, and 4,000 grit - **e. Shiner**<br />13. Can shape the entire nail, as long as product is not too thick - **d. Medium-grit**<br />14. Shapes free edge of natural nail - **b. Coarse-grit**<br />15. 150 to 180 grit - **d. Medium-grit**<br />16. Can come in grit ranging from 100 to 400 - **d. Medium-grit**<br />17. Refines and finishes filling - **d. Medium-grit**<br />18. After filing is complete, start with low grit and move to higher grit for desired smoothness - **a. Buffer**<br />19. Used for refining overall surface shape of enhancement - **d. Medium-grit**<br />20. Can create brilliance similar to top coat - **e. Shiner**
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