Abstract: A method and apparatus for supplying and using fabric fingernail wrap material wherein the material is a porous fabric material supplied in sheets having releasable adhesive material on one side, which side is adheres to a backing material and wherein shapes of individual fabric elements are cut through the fabric and into the backing material such that individually shaped fingernail fabric materials may be removed and applied as a final step in a process of applying a tip material to a portion of a fingernail, appropriately buffing and shaping, and applying the fabric wrap material with its self adhesive side against the nail and tip extension and finally applying appropriate polish or other finishing materials.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for supply and using artificial fingernail material wherein the material comprises porous fabric-like material supplied in sheets which are die cut in advance to the appropriate size for a person's fingernails and are supplied on a backing board upon which they are die cut and within a plastic wrap package appropriately scored so that strips of the plastic may be removed and utilized in pressing the individual fabric fingernail coverings over the nail, which will first be supplied with an artifical tip, and which, with the tip, already has a special adhesive polish material applied, in such manner that the adhesive polish material is forced upwardly through the fabric, after which a finish coating of polish is applied and the fabric nail is trimmed and polished to the appropriate final desired shape.