UV Resin 1,000g - Crystal Clear Glue Ultraviolet Curing Epoxy Resin for Jewelry Making Crafts - Transparent Hard Type Solar Cure Sunlight Activated Resin for Resin Mold, Casting and Coating

As a sculptor and model maker, I have used polyester and epoxy resins for more years than I care to remember, and recently thought I would carry out some experiments using DecoRom hard UV Resin, and I have to say I'm impressed!.. I should perhaps also point out that I also invested in a small UV tourch as recommended, and I would advise anyone buying UV resin to do the same, otherwise you will be missing out on one of the most impressive reasons for useing UV resin. Unlike the other 'two component' resins I use there is no initial mixing required, which in turn mean less air entrapment. You just squeeze the required amount out of the bottle into a silicone rubber mould, or apply as required and shine the UV tourch on it for a minute or two (sometimes less). The consistency of the resin is what I would describe as "gloopy" or a little thixotropic, a bit like warm golden syrup, which means it's good for building up on, and coating objects. It was a gloomy winter's day when I carried out my first experiments and this gave me loads of time to work the resin into the intricacies of the mould, and disperse entrapped air before subjecting the resin to UV light. The UV light has to be able to penetrate the resin to produce a positive and complete cure, and this is an important fact you need to keep on mind. Use translucent silicon rubber moulds, do not use too much pigment, or filler,or you will be disappointed in the results. I believe UV resin has been developed for it's clarity, and translucent affects, so if you are looking to create opaque objects, this is not the resin to use. I only used small quantities and didn't detected any odor, so I was more than happy to use it in the house. I also purchased the relevant UV resin pigments, which are very concentrated and therefore must be used sparingly to produce a wide range of vivid translucent colours. Application of UV light almost instantly cures the resin, but the resin doesn't reach its full hardness for a few hours, or longer periods of UV light exposure. Would I recommend DecorRom resin to my friends? Definitely, it's great fun!

I have used this product for a long time now and feel it is worth a review. the product itself is neatly contained in a sturdy container with an easy to remove lid. The curing could not be simple, either leave in the sun or use a UV torch which is my preferred method. Several months have passed since I used this product and the items I made with it have stood the test of time very well with no damage or yellowing which is usually what happens with UV resin. I have also used this product to join two pieces of a 3D print from a resin printer together with no mess and with great ease. This is a product I will continue to purchase as it has worked well for me.

Quick delivery. Easy to use. Has a strong smell. Not quite crystal clear when set.

I use this resin to cure my keychains I create, I’ve never had a customer complaint and find the resin very easy to work with and quick to cure! I do find the resin smokes at the start of curing however my lamp is good and powerful so it could be that, the resin is crystal clear and I haven’t had any signs of yellowing, all in all it works well for what I use it for & I recommend it!

I've always used 2-part resin in the past, but I find it cumbersome for smaller projects because of the drying time involved. I thought I'd give UV resin a go, so I picked this up and a small nail dryer UV lamp. I have to say, for jewellery and other small items this resin is absolutely perfect - I won't be going back to 2-part unless I'm doing a larger project. The bottle isn't large but it does go a long way. It has a handy nozzle that you can replace the cap with for easy application too. I'll definitely buy again unless I can find a larger bottle of the same stuff. Recommended.

I’ve tried lots of uv resin and this by far is the best, it dries clear not sticky, it does have a slight smell when drying, I’m very impressed by it

Pretty awful resin loads of air bubbles no matter what I try so I’ll go back to my original kind

Great resin for beginners. I've used various items to put the resin in, and to put in resin, make sure you use an oil for hard molds to release the resin. If you have a stickiness left on the surface of your project once it's cured, this comes off easily with a little bit of alcohol spirit or you could varnish the surface. Follow the instructions and practice. Watch some You tube videos for helpful tips. Like any crafting hobby, practice makes perfect. Don't be disappointed if you're first piece doesn't turn out great, it takes practice to work with resin. Have fun.

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