UV Resin 400g Bulk No Odor Upgrade Clear UV Epoxy Resin Hard Fast Cure Resin Kit Jewelry Making Handmade DIY Craft Decoration Coating

It is good, with little to no smell. It works well and cures very quickly with my 120W UV light.It had leaked a little bit in the packaging, but that was no big deal.The only thing that dissapointed me was that it stuck strongly to my polyethylene clear plastic panel. That was a problem for my particular use, but could be a strength in other situations.

I am new to resin art, and I am very impressed with the quality of this resin. It dries perfectly clear, with little to no bubbles. You can always use a heating gun or a lighter on it to release any bubbles. I love the ease of the UV resin, and I feel that this is a very good product worth the money. Minimal smell! The epoxy resin was a little too strong for me. But the UV resin doesn't seem to give me any issues. Please still use ventilation and gloves!

Easy to use bottle size. Works great

Not skin friendly, if you get it on you, even if you wash it off, expect an itchy rash. The first time I used it, I don't recall getting a rash, but with more recent uses, it has been on issue. Make sure you use proper PPE. It has a bit of an order especially while curing, so make sure you are in a well ventilated space. If you have asthma, expect this to trigger a coughing fit if you aren't using a mask.It cures fast and leaves a very nice glossy finish. It's very hard once cured. It also works very well as a dipping resin. I've never used an actual dipping resin, so this one may be a little thinner than resins specifically for dipping, but I purchased some black jars with lids to try this to dip finished projects in and it works well. I haven't tried dipping wire wrap projects yet, but its on the to do list.

My UV resin projects keep growing and so I needed a larger "jug" of UV resin and this has been perfect! I haven't dealt with any fumes from this one, as other brands had just enough fumes they'd trigger a headache and I'd have to put on my respirator.There are bubbles, but I'm also refilling/reusing the 100g bottles I had from my previous brand. As long as you let them drift to the top before you use it (post mica powder or colorant mix-in) and burn them off (or spray with isopropyl alcohol). But it hardens well and fast in my crappy little UV light.It's also low viscosity, so not very good for anything that needs to not drip. But glad I spent my money on this one. It was definitely a great value for the amount you receive.

Out of all the resins I’ve tried this one is the best. It is easy to use and works great. I’ve tried other brands and they are either way too thick to use or they create a lot of bubbles. I am on my fourth bottle and continue to buy this brand.

I love this stuff.

This product itself works great - no mixing, and no waiting days for it to cure. However, you should know that your silicone molds must be clear. If your molds are blue, pink, or any other opaque color, the UV light can't reach all of the resin, and it won't harden properly.Also, you will need a good UV light to cure this with. I use a curing lamp for gel polish (you can get them here on Amazon for 20 to 30 bucks), which is large enough to hold small resin craft molds, but if you're making something bigger, I know there are larger sized lamps you can buy as well. Either way, I recommend at least 72 Watt.Another good thing is that this resin doesn't bubble as much as 2-part epoxy resin does, but if it does, all you have to do is let it sit for an hour or so and wait for the bubbles to rise to the top. This stuff will not sure at all - stays liquid - until you put it under the lamp, so you can just let it sit for as long as necessary for the bubbles to rise and pop.It's also advisable to place your molds on top of a small mirror, one that will fit into the lamp. This allows the UV light to be reflected and amplified for better curing, especially on the bottom.2 rounds on the 100 second option and your mold is 100% cured!