Piccassio UV Resin Clear 200g – Upgraded Hard Type UV Glue – Rapid Cure Craft Resin Using UV Light – Casting and Coating for DIY Crafts, Jewelry, Keychains, Clear-Cast Parts

I’ve used this uv resin for well Over a year and it’s the best one I’ve found. It cures like a dream! Nice and clear. Easy to use. Strong. It does have an odor but it’s resin and that’s to be expected. Highly recommend

Works great and cures hard as a rock with a uv flashlight within a minute or less depending on depth of resin

Best UV resin I've used by far!! I've used tons of resins. There are other good resins and tons of bad resins, but this resin is by far the best I've used. I received it today and used it right away (it's a habit). It cures fast. It isn't tacky, and it is clear. So far I see no issues with Picasso resin. I bought it to use as a top coat and some UV resins tend to stay tacky when spread thin..... not this one. I remember paying something like $75 dollars once for some special UV resin for top coating and sealing and it came in a 40g bottle. I forget the name of it but it worked, but the price was ridiculous. Picasso does the exact same thing ad that special uv resin for a fraction of the price. Plus it's a small business. A small business that I plan on supporting for a long time coming. My product showed up overnight as promised and the product is superior to every other product I've used. I am so pleasantly surprised and pleased.

First the pros. This resin is extremely good and versatile. It you have a good strong UV light it will set quickly and in minutes the resin layer or product will harden and can be extracted from a clear/transluscent silicone mold without much fuss. It comes out solid and clear without being tacky depending on whether you add dyes or mica powder colourant to the resin. The product performance itself I would rate a 9 on a one to ten scale. It is a very good UV resin. The cons. This resin does not cure well with standard liquid dye. It does very well with mica powder, but standard liquid dyes must be used sparingly. I assume that alcohol inks will work well with the product and Piccassio even makes and sells extremely good inks. I am getting some and will test them in future products. Also, when purchasing the product it will come with a card showing a QR code that you can scan to get 20% off of your next purchase. This is a O N C E only per customer offer. No matter how many subsequent products you purchase Piccassio and Amazon will not honor the obligation to give you successive savings in spite of the fact that this is stated nowhere on the box or in the provided information. When I brought this to their attention, the response was very cut and dry as if it is just casually something that should be understood. So do not expect to be able to redeem the card you get in third, fourth, etc purchases. Amazon and Piccassio will not honor that deal at all. Hopefully future packaging will include this as a notification to buyers since it is technically fraudulent. So my takeaway? I am annoyed with the for the 20% thing, but they are going to address this for future. They are very good about responding quickly. That's a big plus. The product itself is exceptionally good. So I will continue to use it unless I find something else as good or better in a comparable price range.

Very easy to use. Cures fast and looks as good as you may hope.

Found this resin clear glue to be versatile, have used it to repair jewelry, electric toothbrush switch, and other items. Using a good UV light and the resin cures quickly.

I am a hobby electronics tinkerer and this stuff is fantastic! Ive been using hot glue for years and years to put together nonsense stupid stuff (blinking leds, usb power supplies, electric dog whistles... etc) and this uv resin stuff is way way better. I have a uv laser - 405 nm from amazon and with that, this stuff sets enough to stop movement in under 1 second and cures close to fully in about 5 seconds!!! its like epoxy that sets the exact SECOND that YOU want it to, also no mixing!! I focus the laser to a pinpoint to get in the hard to reach places because if the light cant get there, it wont ever cure. it takes some getting used to but as long as you are carefull enough to leave some space between parts for light to enter, its fantastic stuff!!! as a side note, I have NOT used this on circuits above 30V but it does SEEM to provide good protection, ive got this stuff protecting the terminals of a 29.7V 20F supercapacitor and nothing bad has happened yet after about a month!!

I recently tried this UV resin, and while it did deliver on that front, there were some notable drawbacks. The first thing to address is the pungent odor. It's quite strong, necessitating the use of a mask, along with working in a well-ventilated space. This could be a deal-breaker for those with sensitivity to strong chemical smells. Additionally, the curing process leaves the resin with an undesirable tackiness. Despite experimenting with different curing lights, the issue persisted. The only effective remedy I found was wiping the cured resin with rubbing alcohol, which added an extra step to my process. On the positive side, the resin does cure quickly, making it suitable for projects with tight deadlines. The packaging and application process are user-friendly, and the resin itself exhibits good clarity and hardness once the tackiness is addressed. If you can tolerate the strong odor and are willing to deal with the post-curing tackiness by using rubbing alcohol, this UV resin might work for your projects, especially those requiring a fast curing time. However, if you're sensitive to odors or prefer a resin with a smoother curing process, you may want to explore alternative options.