UV Resin 1,000g - Crystal Clear Improved Ultraviolet Curing Epoxy Resin for DIY Jewelry Making, Craft Decoration - Hard UV Glue Solar Cure Sunlight Activated Resin for DIY Resin Mold, Casting, Coating

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.

The media could not be loaded. This UV epoxy resin is great to use for projects that need a very strong, long lasting bond. It needs to cure, but once cured it is extremely strong. I was able to just let it sit in the sun to cure, but it took quite a while, about 20 minutes. I tried it with my Gearlight UV flashlight and it actually cured it much quicker, around 7 minutes. I definitely recommend this for any crafts you would use and epoxy, especially because there is no mixing required, just needs uv light to harden. The specific light I used can be found here on Amazon.https://www.amazon.com/GearLight-Black-Light-Flashlight-S100/dp/B07TTKQ7XS/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=gearlight+uv+flashlight&qid=1593018843&sr=8-5

To be honest, I was very hesitant to purchase this after I read the reviews. I only ended up with it because it was the best deal on UV resin. I have started making jewelry out of recycled computer parts. UV resin has a much faster drying time than regular resin so that's what I really wanted.Granted I don't have a lot of experience with resin...well none before I made this necklace. Thankfully video tutorials really gave me the confidence to try it. It was really easy to use. The biggest worry I had was from so many reviews that said it left a sticky residue after curing. This seemed to be a really common thing. Well that wasn't going to work for jewelry I am trying to sell. After reading numerous reviews on here, I ran across one that suggested using a higher quality UV lamp to get it to cure correctly. That's what I did. I purchased a 36w UV lamp. As best I an remember I cured this piece on the 180 second timer. It worked perfectly. It wasn't sticky at all.I guess if you are on the fence about the purchase after reading the reviews like I was, just purchase or use a 36w UV lamp. It will work. I haven't tried anything more complicated than curing a circuit board in a bezel pendant. If I have any trouble in future products, I will update this review.

Initially unsure of UV resin, I bought this from Amazon having experience with 2 part Epoxy resin. I bought it for smaller peices like rings and combs where thick, epoxy resin is aggravating.I enjoyed working with UV resin, it is so much less mixing and measuring. The curing is fast with a little nail lamp I have, although I may invest in a flashlight later.I mixed quite a few things into my resin with mixed results. Glitter works nicely, however adding alcohol ink is finicky. Too much, and curing is slower due to the translucent coloring the piece now has opposed to perfectly transparent. Some places inside the piece wouldn't cure due to the amount of alcohol ink used. Although I am sure UV colorants would play much nicer. Be sure to use clear molds!One problem I did have was the stickiness of the piece after curing. I tried sticking just the piece under my lamp and wiping with rubbing alcohol to remove it, without luck. Finally I just settled on spraying in with a sealer which got mixed results. My peices were fully hardened, just tacky, so curing time wasn't the problem. I don't know if that was brand specific or because of me. This phenomenon happened with and without alcohol ink being used.Overall, this is a good resin for beginners I believe. It isn't a waste of money for those of us getting our feet wet with UV resin.

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.

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.