Double-Sided Adhesive Tabs for Nail Tip Display Stands, 600 to 1,800
When you photograph a set, show a client a design or practice a look, you need the nail to stay put on a stand. These small double-sided adhesive tabs do that job: stick one on the stand, press a nail tip on top, and the tip holds still while you work.
Each sheet carries 100 white oval tabs, so a pack lasts a long time, and the tabs peel off cleanly when you are done.
What you get
Each sheet is about 11.5 x 15.5 cm (4.5 x 6.1 in) and each tab about 0.8 x 1.3 cm (0.3 x 0.5 in). Display stands and nail tips are not included; the photos show a magnetic stand for context.
- 600 Tabs: 6 sheets of 100, a good first pack.
- 1,200 Tabs: 12 sheets, for a busy station.
- 1,800 Tabs: 18 sheets, for teaching, classes and product photography.
Why tabs help
Loose tips roll, slide and tilt, which makes photos uneven and swatches hard to compare. A tab fixes the tip at the same angle every time, so a row of nails on a stand looks consistent and a client sees each design clearly.
Where they are useful
- Display stands: hold finished tips upright for photos and for client choice.
- Swatch work: keep a tip steady while you paint and compare designs.
- Practice: hold tips to a surface while you test a design.
- Small crafts: they also hold photos, paper, cards, glitter and tiny decorations.
How to use
- Peel a tab off the sheet.
- Stick it on the stand where the nail tip will sit.
- Press the nail tip firmly onto the tab.
- To remove, lift the tip with tweezers and peel the tab off the stand.
Good to know
These are for display and practice, not for wearing nails on fingers. Keep unused sheets flat and closed. The adhesive is strong and leaves no messy residue when removed, but test on a small area of delicate surfaces first.
Pairs well with
Frequently asked questions
Are these for wearing press-on nails?
No. They are made for holding tips on display stands and surfaces, not for wear on the nail.
How many tabs are on a sheet?
100 tabs per sheet.
Is a display stand included?
No. The photos show a stand for context; tabs are sold alone.
Do they leave residue?
They are made to peel off without leaving a messy residue.
Which pack should I choose?
600 tabs is a good start for one person; 1,800 suits a classroom or a photo studio.