🔆 60g UV Resin - Transparent Hard Type Glue for DIY Jewelry Craft Decoration Making - Crystal Clear Solar Cure Sunlight Activated Resin for Resin Mold, Casting and Coating Review

I make hair tags with it. i love this stuff Heals very quickly and significantly. It's a bit of a learning curve though, you absolutely have to make sure all your edges are covered as it draws like medicine. If you're working on a large piece, do thin layers. Lines from different layers are not displayed in the final product. It smells when it starts to heal. So make sure you are in a place with good ventilation. Overall it's pretty easy to work with, you just have to work fast and the end…

Love it! My box arrived a bit crumpled but my postman doesn't like my dog so I blame him. As a two-part resin user, I was confused by the lack of instructions. It turns out that nothing is needed! I took my old two part resin mold, sprayed in my old antifreeze, let it dry and poured the material. My first one didn't come out so well when I poured it in the sun, it dried so quickly in the sun. the July sun healed very clumpy and the air didn't even have time to escape! For the second and third…

I LOVE THIS PRODUCT! It's a bit on the thick side, but that helps keep unwanted flow to a minimum. I've used it for domed cabochons and didn't have any of those with resin wherever I put it or wanted it. The only other UV resin I've used before was Gel Du Soleil, which was a little thinner, took a little longer to dry, and was significantly more expensive than DecorRom (Gel Du Soleil 0.3 oz @ $9.99 vs. DecorRom 60 g, that's 2.11 ounces). @ $12.99). The final quality was about the same. Both…

This stuff is really great for certain repairs that were previously difficult or impossible. On first application, the product appears as a clear liquid with the consistency of water. Shine a UV light on it (I have a small UV flashlight for spotting pet stains) and it will start to harden quickly. After curing, it's quite stiff, with a slight bend, like carpenter's glue or PVA glue. I managed to fix a few glasses. My wife broke off the small plastic tip on the nose of her glasses. I was able to

Update 4/9/19: Now the resin works fine. I live in Michigan and it's been sunny for the past few weeks. Now when I put my model on my porch, this resin dries very quickly. I can do multiple coats a day (less than a quarter of an inch each time). When poured in the sunlight it will start to harden as soon as the resin comes into contact with the model! It's a bit of a downside because I'm used to making adjustments now, but it's super cool! I'll just pour inside again. The type and intensity of…