300g UV Resin,Upgraded Hard Type Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Up Premixed UV Cure for Craft Jewelry Making

I make small batches of one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces and accessories. This resin is perfect for that. It cures very well under UV light.This is a great resin for beginners! Very easy to use, it is very clear, and has very little air bubbles.Here are some tips and tricks for those of you just getting started with UV resin and to make sure you get the best results:Make sure you are using a transparent mold and cure from both sides. I do not recommend using any opaque molds. (Opaque molds are typically the pink or blue ones you see at here on Amazon, but they can come in other colors too.) There are a ton of transparent molds here on Amazon, just search for “UV Resin Mold” specifically. A majority of the molds I use have come from here. They will be clear to milky white, but clear enough for light to go through one side to the other. If you don’t use transparent molds, you will not be able to cure from both sides, and will have issues with your pieces fully curing.I also spray my molds with 91% rubbing alcohol, which helps to cut down on micro bubbles significantly. I also lightly mist 91% rubbing alcohol over the top once I have cast my molds to further rid my casts of any additional micro-bubbles, and then use a heat gun over the top for any stubborn bubbles, if there are any. (Note: Do not use a lighter over the top for bubbles if you spray them with alcohol!) Also, make sure you don’t spray too much alcohol, or it may take longer to cure under the UV light.My thickest pieces are typically less than a quarter inch thick, so curing time can vary from 2 to 5 minutes, depending on the density of mix-ins along with the thickness of the mold, and how many times I cure both front & back. Once I de-mold my pieces, I cure them on both sides under the UV light one more time to make sure they have cured all the way through.Speaking of mix-ins, make sure you are not using opaque dyes, mica powders, or too much opaque glitter. If light can’t get through the piece, it will not cure. I typically use transparent dyes along with glitter that is transparent polyester (no metal). It’s OK to throw a few little pieces that are not transparent into the mix, the key is making sure the mix isn’t entirely made up of opaque items or opaque dyes, otherwise, your items will not cure in the middle and turn out soft or “bendy”.I prefer UV resin over traditional resin, because I have such a small work area, and work with small items and small batches. UV resin makes it a lot easier for me to get through everything in one shot, rather than having to find a place for everything to sit while I wait 24 to 48 hours for everything to cure before I can de-mold. (Instant gratification!!)No resin is ever fume free, but the fumes from this resin is very light compared to others I have used. It smells very similar to a nail salon that does gel nails & acrylics. I highly recommend using in a well-ventilated area, using a respirator, and wearing gloves. Due to some of my pieces being extra small and needing precision, admittedly, I sometimes go without gloves, but I work right next to a sink and I am constantly washing my hands as soon as anything gets on them.I would not recommend UV resin for doing thicker pieces such as pyramids or larger clear orbs, pieces such as trays or boxes, or items with deeper molds. 2-part resin would work best for these. (And would be more cost-effective.)For jewelry pieces, key rings, hair clips, and other small items in smaller quantities, it is an excellent resin! I have tried many other resin brands, and this resin gets top marks for curing, clarity, and price!I hope this review helps some you just getting started with UV resin. Happy creating!

Awesome product! Very easy to use. Lots of work time. Will not harden until you cure it with UV lamp or sunlight. I work with it in a limited sunlight room. I have used it to 1) pour into molds for jewelry. (You have to cure it on 1 side then flip the mold and cure it on the other. Do NOT recommend for making Jewely with a solid back like a metal tray etc. since you cannot cure the back side with UV so it will not cure. However, works great to seal the top of the piece of jewelry, to dome it, or add top embellishments. You CAN use it in trays, etc. IF you pour and cure it in LAYERS!! Then it works GREAT!) 2) Used it to seal both vertical and horizontal planes of dioramas. (Is a bit this so I use a paintbrush in thin layers. Works great!) Super clear with very few bubbles, VERY LOW ODOR(I have asthma, and this causes me no issues), suer fast shipping and great price|! Overall, an awesome product at a great value!

Looking for a resin that delivers crystal-clear, professional results? The YIEHO 300g UV Resin is your new go-to. This upgraded, hard epoxy resin is perfect for all your crafting needs, offering a flawless finish with minimal effort.One of the biggest advantages of this UV resin is its premixed formula. You can dive straight into your projects without worrying about mixing ratios or bubbles. Just apply, cure under a UV light, and enjoy a stunningly clear, glossy finish every time. It’s ideal for jewelry making, coatings, and other intricate crafts that require precision and quality.The size of the bottles are generous, providing plenty of resin for multiple projects, and the resin itself is durable, scratch-resistant, and non-yellowing, ensuring your creations look perfect for years to come.The YIEHO UV Resin is a top-notch choice for crafters who demand quality and convenience. With its easy application and superior clarity, this resin will help you create beautiful, long-lasting pieces with ease. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist, this resin is sure to elevate your crafting game!

This is a great, easy way to create resin jewelry. It is easy to use with a UV light and the product sets quickly. My students love creating using this project.

If cured properly, this UV resin makes some fantastic finished products. It’s super clear and hard, and no tiny air bubbles popping up. However there can be one large bubble if you stick it under a UV light and let it go for a full 60-90 seconds without taking it out to cool down for a few minutes. I’ve been letting it go 10-15 seconds and pulling it out gently to cool down before putting it back under. Done this way, there will rarely be a large bubble in the middle of your project. This is a lower viscosity resin so glitters and other heavier inclusions won’t stay put and will sink to the bottom of the mold. Works nicely with dried flowers though and mixing in micas/pigments.

I enjoy this product. Have purchased several time. The uv quality is great. Very little bubbles and it hardiness fast.

Works well with u v light. Dries solid not sticky

It does have a nice gloss to it, but i feel like it is very runny so only use a little at a time if you are putting it on something and spread with a brush. I also feel like it takes awhile to cure completely even in thin layers. But overall a nice resin for the price.