UV Resin - 200g Crystal Clear Ultraviolet Curing for DIY Jewelry Making, Craft Decoration - Hard Transparent Glue Solar Cure Sunlight Activated for Casting & Coating

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Me encantó este producto para hacer dijes en resina, es fácil de usar. Recomiendo usar todo este producto de una sola vez, ya que si se deja la botella de un mes para otro, incluso estando bien tapada, el producto que es líquido se volverá sólido y ya no será posible utilizarlo. No sé si la temperatura ambiente de 30°C alteró este producto de alguna manera. Por todo lo demás, me parece muy buen producto.

I use this for crystal embedded jewelry. The results are excellent with minimal tackiness. I dry it under a UV nail-polish dryer and it sets up in just a few minutes, 3-4 minutes, after which I turn over the mold and dry it for a couple more minutes. The wands in the 2nd 2 photos are just thicker resin with mica coloring, and I cure them for 10-13 minutes, flipping them a few times. The results are a high Shine product of substantial hardness. I clean them with ammonia free window cleaners. I will buy this again. I can recommend this Resin without any hesitation.

I like the thinner viscosity of the resin that the smaller size bottle contains. I find the 500g size is thicker and does not cure as quickly. Maybe it’s just me, but this is the 5th time buying both sizes of bottles. I really love this UV resin and make things of all shapes and sizes. I’ve had good results consistently with each purchase. The blue sphere is about 2 inches tall, the arrowhead is 3 inches long, and the purple and green sphere in the foreground of the 3rd picture is about 5 inches tall. When I make larger pieces, I pour them in stages, use a UV light on each layer for a few minutes, then I put the whole piece in a sunny window for the entire afternoon just for good measure. Everything comes out nice and shiny. The clearer your silicon mold is, the better the results are when you’re making larger things. I made some really gorgeous seahorses out of a gray silicon mold that was super detailed and very shallow. That little guy is in the 4th picture and the sphere he’s in is the size of a billiard ball. The rainbow cone is right around 4 inches tall and the last pic is looking up thru the bottom of the rainbow cone. This stuff is fun and easy to work with and it yields really beautiful things. I’m happy with it and I hope you will be too. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

I used it for small crafts, it is very viscous which is exactly what I wanted so that I could control the flow and location of the cured resin. Will buy again.

The media could not be loaded. I've been testing out different UV resins and so far this is the best I can find! A few tips to address some points I see in reviews about stickiness and the resin improperly curing:- Don't bother with the UV light if you're making thicker pieces. Stick it in direct sun for 20 minutes or so (double if a cloudy day). The dice molds I use are silicone, they're slightly opaque with a cap on top to keep the resin contained and press the number into the top. I pop them in the sun for ten minutes on one side, then flip them over so the bottom can properly dry.- Use a heat gun to pop bubbles (or a pressure pot if you're fancy). Pour a small amount of resin, use the heat gun, rinse and repeat as necessary. If there's bubbles stuck in parts of the mold use a toothpick to bring them closer to the surface so the heat gun can reach them.There is a bit of a smell but it's not as strong as some other uv resins I come across, there's no smell once the piece is cured. Worked absolutely fine with dark pigments (see pics), though since I didn't use a solid color all the way through I'm not sure how well that'd work out for you.

Not my first time using this resin. I have done extensive testing on yellowing and clarity to compare this rather than among others have found it to be very Superior.. in fact.. 120 day yellowing test showed that I did not get any yellowing whatsoever when yellowing did in fact occur among some other top brands that are endorsed by people on social media. However this time.. I noticed very quickly that the colors that I use regularly faded and even disappeared in some cases immediately among curing.. my review shows a before and after shot of various colors while testing this, and you can see that even with the colors that did not Disappear Completely, the colors faded considerably.. simply unacceptable. I do not use cheap colorants.. i use padico. I also enclosed a photograph to compare the pink color which was completely disappearing in this resin...among three brands of resin that I use just as a control,to make sure something wasn't wrong with my pigments. My photograph clearly shows how this product completely made the pink color disappear, the Jdictionand "let's resin" were completely normal... so my colors are fine. This resin is great for casting clear pieces with pressed flowers or if you're using mica powders or doming polymer clay pieces, but there's obviously a chemical reaction happening among color pigments. I also noticed no reaction among black or white color pigments with this resin. I previously had purchased a 100G green bottle of this product and did not seem to have this problem though, so I don't know if there's a difference between the different size bottles and the actual product. Very disappointed as this resin had everything going for it and will cure beautifully as long as you use a 36 watt light or higher...Update: after using this entire 500g bottle, this UV resin is very Superior for anything that you want clear. I make a lot of 20 mm spheres for necklaces and because this resin is very thin it degasses is very easily with no bubbles whatsoever. My process starts with using a half sphere mold to create half of the ball which I use a different resin that is colored.. I then finish the ball by putting it into a full sphere mold and using limino to finish it off, once the front piece is sanded smooth I then dip it into a vat of clear resin for a final coat before carrying once again. I will indeed keep using this resin for all of my breast flower jewelry pieces and other pieces that do not involve colorants as it makes using smaller earring molds a lot easier because of its then viscosity.. I only wish it would take color pigments better.I've included a few more photographs of my finished pieces which involve using this resin only for the finished clear parts of the ball, as well as my samples from my yellowing test which include a few Brands found here on Amazon.. Blue Moon studio, limino, let's resin,Jdiction, bsrezn. These samples were made the first week of December 2022, photograph was taken May 30th 2023, these samples sit in a window which receives direct sunlight for about 4 hours a day. I use let's resin for anything with color as well as the Bsresn when I need a slightly thinner viscosity.. and limino for anything that is clear that isn't using liquid coloring.