⚡️ 200g Hard Type Crystal Clear UV Resin - Transparent Sunlight Activated Epoxy Resin for Jewelry Making Craft Decoration - Solar Cure Resin for Resin Mold, Casting, and Coating Review

I felt I had to write a review because of all the negative reviews. In my experience this resin works as expected compared to what I've been using from Sophie and Toffee for the past year. I heard about it through one of my resin communities and the price and delivery were very attractive. Similar to my other resin and arrives much quicker. I did a little test to start the loops, under a 36w UV lamp, clear, colored and opaque, all cured perfectly. There was minimal shrinkage in some cases…

I use it all the time and have bought it 4 times already. I've recommended it all along in the UV Resin groups I follow. Like most UV resins, it becomes tacky after just a few minutes of curing. This is normal as UV resins cure quickly, but will take some time to fully cure. Just put it in the sun for a day or under a lamp for more than 15 minutes and no problem. I also want to solve the problem of shrinking, warping and yellowing. All UV resins will do this if the layer is too thick. This is…

Use as directed, in a ventilated area. I'm pretty sure the non-toxic part is a lie. Definitely smells toxic and will give you a headache if you don't have ventilation. Curing takes longer than I expected, probably due to thick layer build-up, and I've had a pair that stayed tacky and/or soft no matter how much I cured them - maybe it touched them too much to test (because of the oil on my hands messing up the chemical reaction). So my advice for using; 1. Open the window and turn on the fan.2…

Tried this resin for the first time today. I've been making resin jewelry for a number of years, but decided to give this "quick drying" material a shot. I'm not a fan. I used it on a couple of small molds (1 x 1.5", 2 x 2.5", etc.) and then put them under a UV light to dry. The top and side panels were cured in about 15 minutes, but even after 1 hour the front was always clean. soft and does not dry out or even harden. So I tried it in layers. That worked a little better. I was hoping to use…

Updated 12/11/2019 - After some more use and comparison to other UV resins I've put my two star rating on hold. Even if applied in a thin layer, it will not cure properly. I thought it was my little UV flashlight so I bought a more powerful UV flashlight but apparently that's not the problem. I'll probably need thinner layers, but geez, this is going to take forever and I might as well use epoxy at this point. It has more curing problems when you add gloss or pigment. This combined with the…

I have now bought 2 bottles of this and I love it! I was new to working with resin but watched a number of YouTube videos so I felt I had a good grasp of what to do. I use this resin to coat the front and back of my pens and also to coat wooden trays. In my experience, everything came out clear and cured with no yellowing! I usually cure them with a small cheap UV lamp and then leave them outside on the patio for a day as suggested by some other reviewers. The resin will heat up during curing…