UV Resin 200 grams

I make pendants using this UV resin, it’s easy to use, curing no problem under UV light, I normally layer up to get the effect I want, for each layer I cure 3 min under UV. Note! This is curing time for pure, clean resin, if mixed with pigment, it is hard to cure. I put my pendants under direct sun light for another half hour at the end to fully cure the resin. The smell can be bad when curing, that is the only thing I would complain. But I haven’t tried other products yet, no comment on this part.

Came out very clear, very easily, and works great. I have never worked with resin before and was super happy with how simple this is to work with and the results. I made the mistake of buying a cheap UV curing resin from Wish, and started making some small pieces experimentally. Nothing would cure no matter how long I kept them under the UV lamp; everything was tacky still. I thought the lamp was bad or something. I bought a new UV lamp and tried again, same outcome. I then bought this resin from Amazon and guess what? Cured in just a few minutes and wasn't tacky at all! Moral of the story: sometimes you get what you pay for, and it's well worth the extra money to get this product here rather than trying some "too good to be true" alternative.

So I've tried several brands of UV cure resin, and by far this is my favorite. Even tho it's a little finicky to cure, if the UV light isn't strong enough it won't cure all the way and will be tacky to the touch (tho that can be remedied by just leaving it in the sun for a day), but the results are very worth it since the finish product has a nice solid feel similar to glass (which also means it can be sharp so be careful with sharp looking edges), not to mention it's extremely clear and shiny. Plus while it does have a strong smell, it smells like pine sap so it's not unpleasant unless you don't like the smell of pine. Another thing to keep in mind is that this stuff gives off significantly more heat than any other resin, UV or otherwise, when it's curing so be careful of when you put in it or put it on

Good product but be careful it dries quickly even indoors without a UV light

I only use UV resin as my projects don't need alot of resin in them. It doesn't make much sense to mix up larger quantities of other mix resins for something like what I use it for. I find there is absolutely NO odor with this resin (none with any of the UV resins I have used). It is a bit more loose, and as such has less bubbles. I keep my bottle inverted in the box, so this pretty much eliminates bubbles anyway. But, I am really happy with this resin. I use a 168watt nail light, and put all of my pieces under it for a good 4 min...then I put them outside in the sun, to set the rest of the day. I live in the high desert of New Mexico, so we have sun nearly everyday. It dries really hard, and a finish like glass. NO stickiness, tackiness. NO FINGER PRINTS!! This is THE resin I plan on using for the duration. I can't imagine finding a better one. I discovered this from a YT review video, and was blown away, by what her video showed. I can't recommend this resin highly enough. Its worth the price. Is it more expensive?...I can't say it is, because it performs soooo well.

I've been mixing glow-in-the-dark powder pigments into this. The resin starts as a gel with the consistency of shampoo, then hardens to a somewhat tacky phase after a few minutes of exposure to my UV flashlight or other UV sources I have (a UV laser makes it harden in seconds, but only over a very small area at a time). Depending on the color of pigments you mix into it (and how well they absorb/block UV), it may take longer to harden. For full hardening, I set it under a UV florescent bulb for a few minutes, which works well and results in a hard surface. Sunlight works also. Warning: Even in a shaded area, the scattered UV light from the sky on a sunny day is sufficient to make this start to harden within a minute or so (so it would be starting to gel even as I am still trying to mix glow powder into it), so I do most of my work outside at night. Working under an incandescent (not florescent or LED) light works nicely, especially one with an "old-fashioned style" filament and yellow tinted glass. Smell is fairly minimal, but I seem to be a little bit allergic to this and other epoxies (it is common to develop allergies after using them for a long time), so I prefer to use it outside, or in the bathroom with the fan on. I have had good success with encasing this resin in clear polyvinyl shrink tubing (shrinking the tubing first and then hardening the resin inside afterwards). This provides a layer of replaceable slightly softer material around the resin which can protect it if necessary. Warning: Get eye protection (e.g. yellow glasses with 100% UV protection) if you are working with UV light sources! You only get one set of eyes!

I had been using the two part mix and pour on the miniature items in my shop and found that I would always (no mater how much I measured) have left over resin. Which really sucks, because resin isn't cheap. But this product works exactly like the two part mix. All you need to buy with it is the UV light and you're in business! This product has a bit of an odor when curing, but I find if I have the ceiling fan going, it doesn't bother me at all. And with the UV light. this product cures super fast! I love it!

I'm not sure how I ever missed out on not using this resin for crafts and/or repair work long ago. I love the ability to fix my crystal figurines without leaving unsightly yellowing product behind. I used this resin then put under a UV light for 10-15 minutes then placed the repaired figurine in the sunlight for a few hours. Worked like a charm.

Use this resin for my resin business

This product cures hard and shiny. No dullness. Recommend 100%

Good amount to it, but it doesn't cure properly. It stays tacky regardless of thinness or thickness, curing time, wavelength of UV, etc.