I'd say this is a success. Very little change in the white. And my image is as crisp as it was when I stamped it. I waited 45 seconds or so before top coating. 

Next up Is this sponged stencil look. I used vibrant vinyls new illusion stencils, a white base and a few rock candy jints from The Don Deeva. 

Another success! I waited 30 seconds or so before top coating this one. The only smudging is where some of my polish slipped under my vinyl during sponging.

Then I decided to put it to the most ultimate test I could think of. I have a random black stamping polish that I rarely use because no matter what top coat I use, it smears it beyond recognition. I own a lot of top coat, and not a single one was I able to use for it.

I recently created this look using some don deeva polishes with stamping using the black that could not be topped. As you can see, I did have some smearing, but very very little near my cuticle. But holy shit, I can't even. If I had waited a minute longer I bet I wouldn't have had any smearing at all. Now this impressed me. 

If you're using this over nail art I  recommend a very light hand and floating a decent sized bead. In my experiences most of my smearing was caused by too much pressure and the bristles then cling to the art. 

The dry time for a rock hard mani is around 15 minutes depending on how many coats you're wearing or how thick they are. Once again Vibrant Vinyls is wowing me with her products. If you're a top coat lover. This is one worth trying!

You can find Fast & Hard top coat, vinyls, stencils, cuticle oil and more in her shop! 

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*products sent for swatching and or review, all opinions are honest and 100% my own based on my experiences.