C# – Very strange bug when using Show Dialog on C# Winform

I have created 2 forms in VS Studio 2008 Express Edition and declare them with public static in main program.cs file

I just want to switch between the two forms with ShowDialog and Close but when trying to close the second form and open the first form again with showdialog it says I cannot use showDialog when the form is already visible, whereas it isn't true since I closed it before to show the second form.

It asked me to set the form visible property to false before using showdialog, so I did it

    internal static void CloseSecondForm(FirstForm FirstForm)
    {
        FirstForm .Close();
        SecondForm.Visible = false;
        SecondForm.ShowDialog();
    }

But then it says I cannot use ShowDialog because the form is already shown in Dialog Mode and that I must close it. So I did what it asked

    internal static void CloseSecondForm(FirstForm FirstForm)
    {
        FirstForm .Close();
        SecondForm.Visible = false;
        SecondForm.Close();
        SecondForm.ShowDialog();
    }

But it still pretends that the form is already opened with ShowDialog !

Is this a Bug in my prog or in Winform ?

Update: this is the whole code I posted in 5th answer (I want to use showdialog and not show because I may have a 3rd form in Background that I don't want the user to access):

  [STAThread]
  static void Main()
  {
      Application.EnableVisualStyles();
      Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
      Form1 = new Form1();
      Form2 = new Form2();
      Form1.ShowDialog();
      Application.Run();

  }

  // called from Form1 BUTTON
  internal static void ShowForm2(Form1 Form1)
  {
      Form1.Hide();
      Form2.ShowDialog();
  }

  // called from Form2 BUTTON
  internal static void ShowForm1(Form2 Form2)
  {
      Form2.Hide();
      Form1.ShowDialog();
  }

I tried with Hide as suggested but it doesn't work either. This is the whole program, what I want to do is very simple: I have two forms initially created in program with one button on each form to close self and open the other. I put all the logic in program.cs below:

  using System;
  using System.Windows.Forms;

  namespace twoforms
  {
      static class Program
      {
          /// <summary>
          /// The main entry point for the application.
          /// </summary>
          /// 
          public static Form1 Form1;
          public static Form2 Form2;

          [STAThread]
          static void Main()
          {
              Application.EnableVisualStyles();
              Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
              Form1 = new Form1();
              Form2 = new Form2();
              Form1.ShowDialog();
              Application.Run();

          }

          // called from Form1 BUTTON
          internal static void ShowForm2(Form1 Form1)
          {
              Form1.Hide();
              Form2.ShowDialog();
          }

          // called from Form2 BUTTON
          internal static void ShowForm1(Form2 Form2)
          {
              Form2.Hide();
              Form1.ShowDialog();
          }
      }
  }