ANYCUBIC LCD UV 405nm Rapid Resin for 3D Printer-500ml/ 500g-Bottle Random Clear 500ml POT054

nice and clear and printed pretty clear not crystal clear but still not to bad. didnt seem to yellow to bad.

Edit: The company very quickly and satisfactorily attended to my needs when I bought the orange color liter bottle of resin that was out of date. While I failed prints with the out of date bottle, I’ve never had any issues whatsoever with resin that wasn’t expired, and have not failed a print due to their resin. The detail is exquisite, and I continue to use this product on all of my prints “I bought an entire liter of orange bc I wanted a solid color. After weeks of trial and error, wasting a good bit of money thinking I needed to buy knew parts for my printer, and hours and hours of testing to try to understand the problem, I finally found out that my resin was over a year expired. I wasted a lot of money around this product, only to find out that I would have to buy more resin and HOPE that it isn't expired. Failed product!

I got this for use with D&D minis, and lighting effects, and I am extremely happy. It prints great, with the ability to have crisp details, and crystal clear look. Other clear resins have a yellow tinge, but this does not. For my D&D minis, it is great to show a character that is in hiding or using invisibility, and the resulting figures look beautiful. If you do lighting effects, it works great to give off a glow, or to make your own light pipes. The scent is also fairly minimal, compared to other brands that I've used. Definitely don't need to worry about it stinking up your home. As with most transparent resins, it does help to orient your prints so that resin is able to drain from the area with supports. For example, on the dice example, just orient it at an angle instead of flat. This will let you have flawless prints. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Regarding the clear, where this resin seems to work really well is being tinted to a custom color. I've added some Art Resin Tints to it with good results to mix my own clearish or cloudy custom colors (adding white makes it more opaque and adding just the color gives you a transparent tint. The clear can be polished very clear using a stepping sandpaper method and coating with automotive clearcoat. However, I've found that on larger prints, it's hard to keep it from yellowing. Some plastics tend to yellow on the surface, but this seems to yellow through. However, I believe you can keep it in check by giving it a UV resistant coating like clearcoat or UV resistant spray like you would use on headlights.

i brought this resine a while ago, it was a sure shot because i have used a clear green version before. This time i mixed this one with a bit of blue dye to customize my prints and worked really good with my old LD002R and my Mini 8k