UV Resin Kit Clear Crystal for Jewelry Making 200g, Hard Type UV Epoxy Resin Glues Craft Kit for Molds with Starter Tool Kit by Puduo

Just wanted to give out some information on how to get this product to work way better than I had originally thought. A few of the comments talked about an oily residue left behind, this is true if you do like I myself had done, which was, use a UV LED Flashlight to cure it. I first used a little 10 bulb Flashlight and then the 51 bulb flashlight sold here on Amazon. Both of which took way to long to cure, by that I mean, hanging the light over the Resin until the batteries died for it to still have this residue. I ended up using a 18 inch florescent blacklight that used to be used for a fish tank. The cure time went from one night to about sixty seconds, if that, cured with no residue. A good five second over pass would harden it to the point that it wouldn't run if tilted. Does have a nasty smell to it but, if completely cured, the smell fades in a day or so. I do recommend gloves as to not get this stuff on you, I'm not sensitive to resin but still wouldn't want to smell like this stuff. So, in short, if your having problems with it curing, try a real florescent blacklight held close for a few seconds, that's what worked for me and now think a lot better of this stuff.

The media could not be loaded.  I had so much fun using PUDUO UV to decorate an old candy tin! The cute is smooth and hard with no sticky spots. Totally recommend!

This is the fourth uv rein I’ve tried. Two more expensive and one less. I would rank the results as very good. It is nice and thick, so easy to control and good for newbies. It cures well. The bubbles quickly rise to the surface to make popping them easy. Clear results. My complaints: it is smellier than the two more expensive resins I’ve used, though not overwhelming. My biggest complaint is the bottle. It is very stiff and difficult to squeeze. Such a silly thing for them to overlook. It would make your hands tired pretty quickly. Will probably purchase again because it’s a good price point, but I may decant it into another bottle.

Even when I pre-warmed this stuff with a warm water bath(not adding water directly, obviously), it is still super thick. It's workable and some people might even like that but the deal breaker on this stuff is the greasy curing.Every single piece I've used this on cures with this awful greasy residue. I've even tried curing a super thin layer(like I put a drop of the stuff on a flat surface and spread it out flat) for 3-4x the listed curing time under a 60w UV lamp and even that is greasy.I may have just gotten a bad batch, but this stuff seems to require that you wash your piece off afterward. The residue only really washes off with a solvent like alcohol but that also makes the surface foggy. If you are stuck with a bottle of this stuff, I recommend using a UV curing acrylic clear coat nail polish to finish your surfaces.This stuff gets a big pass from me in the future.

This was easy to use. Added mica powder and some confetti to make a ouija board cursor. Took a while in the iv led light. I have not tried putting it out in the sun yet. It does smell and let off a smoke when curing. so be careful and wear mask and do this in a ventilated area. Dont breath it in!! All in all, good product.