500g Clear UV Resin Hard Type New Formula One Minute Ultraviolet Solar Quick Curing Epoxy Resin Glue for Casting & Coating/Molds/Jewelry Pendants Earrings Bracelets Making/DIY Crafts, Bulky Pack

Brilliant for smaller products and jewellery. Does take a while to fully cure if you’re doing a thicker layer (2mm up) - 10/15mins or so to fully hardened under a lamp. If it’s just one really thin layer it definitely does harden in about 2 mins. I really like it. The bottle will be bigger but you still get 250, it’s just that they haven’t got a smaller size bottle right now but it doesn’t affect the product at all. I’ve been using this for months for 100’s of jewellery pieces so it really does go a long way

The previous formula was pretty good, this new one is even better.It cures fast, hard and clear.Take Note:-For very best results, use a 365nm Black light/torch.A 395nm torch WILL cure the resin, but needs a lot more exposure and the results can be a little tacky.When you use a 365nm torch, the difference is night and day, the resin cures quickly and sets hard immediately. You should also be aware of two things.. If you're making something substantial, lay the resin down in layers, so that the UV light can penetrate and do its thing, secondly be aware that the curing process creates a lot of heat, so give it time to cool each time. (So much heat in fact, that I've seen it melt plastic moulds)..Bubbles.the very best way to remove bubbles is with a vacumn chamber, but if your hobby allowance doesn't stretch to that.. using a sharp needle to pop them is one method, and running a naked flame (quickly) over the resin surface is another very effective way to remove them.Used properly, this resin is both cost effective and will give you good results. :)

Great for making extra pieces from Blue Stuff casts of model parts. Before sanding it is perfectly clear. You can get rid of the few air bubbles that form when just poured by popping with a cocktail stick and running a candle lighter flame briefly over the top to burst the rest. Wear a mask if you have to sand off any sharp edges from the back of your casts.Highly recommended. (Does stink of pine disinfectant though).

I've used Vida Rosa 100g bottles and had no issues, So I decided to purchase the 500g bottle as I use it so much.... wrong move! I dont know what's happened to the product but it just doesn't cure properly!!Remained sticky despite curing for usual time and trying extended time! Also developed pits in the layer whilst under the UV light ruining the piece I had been working on for 2 days! I tried the alcohol trick to remove the sticky residue but it removed the whole layer of the UV resin I had just tried to cure!Really disappointed 😞Returned for refund as its not fit for purpose.

Compared to 2-part epoxy resin UV resin is easy to use as long as some rules are observed.All UV resin is not really suitable for casting and deep pours will take a long time to cure, the technology was created for dental veneers and manicures where there is no requirement for deep casts. Contact with oxygen strongly inhibits curing, especially with an insufficiently strong UV(A) light source.The strength of the UV(A) light source is very important for curing this particular resin, with a cheap manicure light I observed cure times of 30+ minutes, and the surface never fully hardened unless left under the light overnight. With a powerful PCB photo etching machine the resin largely cured in 15-20 minutes and fully hardened in an hour. With direct strong sunlight, not behind glass (which blocks UV) the resin cured in 2-3 minutes and was fully hard in 10 minutes.It is ideal to be used as an ancillary to epoxy resin, having a similar refractive index, and bonding well with other resins. My uses are for using as a resin glue, 'varnishing' objects and finishing 3d prints, all 3 this resin performs well for. For surface finishing it is very good as it can be exposed to UV just after application, and before the resin has had time to run off vertical surfaces.I compared this to a much more expensive product, and found it adequate, with approximately double the hardening times, and more of a tendency to retain a sticky surface if under-exposed. Given the cost of this vs similar products, I find this acceptable.One thing that does put me off, is that this resin has been treated with an extremely strong smelling pine perfume which leaves the work area smelling like a public urinal, and may have some impact on the hardening properties.

I've tried loads of different uv resin. This one is the best. Don't get any air bubbles, completely clear. It's been brilliant for all my resing models I make. I'll be ordering alot more

It’s a bit on the pricey side but well worth the money. I always buy this brand and never had any problems with it. It’s especially good for large moulds.

It say low odor and it stinksIt doent cure well stay wetVery disappointed in this productEvething that state it is it isn't

Seca rápido, queda muy transparente pero huele fuerte para mí es muy molesto, cuando se pone a la lámpara se ve como sale humo y huele mucho

Excellent produit c'est le deuxième que je vide

Bereits mehrfach gekauft, kein Mischen der Kompnenten möglich, man kann direkt mit den Bastelstücken loslegen! Absolut empfehlenswert

Es muy buena calidad y se trabaja de muerte con ella ! Las figuras que hagas salen súper brillantes !!!!!

I’ve tried some other brand but this one is the best so far. It’s very clear. Doesn’t get yellow at all. At least not for the 5 months I’ve been using it. Not so runny which means it hold bubbles but a quick turn with a lighter solves that. Mostly it comes out not sticky but sometimes I need to cure the last round in a small bowl with water to get it non-sticky. Not a big problem. I like that you can buy it in a bigger bottle . I pour it in a smaller bottle that have on my desk. The rest is safely stored from light.