YIEHO Uv Resin 1000G-Volume Upgraded Crystalline Hard Uv Fast Curing Epoxy Resin Supplies for Craft Jewelry Making 1kg

I’m absolutely thrilled with this UV resin! It cured quickly under my UV lamp and gave a crystal-clear, glass-like finish that’s exactly what I was hoping for. The hardness of the resin after curing is perfect — it’s solid and durable, making it ideal for everything from jewelry-making to smaller crafting projects. What really impressed me was how easy it was to work with. No bubbles, no cloudiness — just a smooth, shiny finish every time. It’s been super reliable for creating pendants, keychains, and even small molds. I’ve tried a lot of resins, but this one has definitely earned a permanent spot in my crafting supplies. If you’re looking for a high-quality UV resin that gives crystal-clear, professional results, this is the one. Highly recommend!

I like how really easy this UV resin is to work with. It cures really clear as well.

I wanted to get back into making resin, but I wanted a low smelling product that didn't cause too much mess. This is my first time using one-part UV resin. And I love it. A few tips: UV resin cures differently from 2-part resin. This resin needs to be poured into translucent or transparent silicone molds. The reason is that the curing light needs to permeate the UV resin. If the mold is opaque, the UV light cannot reach those portions of the mold and it will not cure properly. Usually, UV resin cures in about 1-2 minutes up to maybe 5 minutes for slightly thicker molds. Once you have cured the top, turn the molds over and cure again for about 1-2 minutes. Let cool completely before unmolding. I find that 60-120 seconds is enough time for molds like Christmas ornaments, jewelry pendants, etc. to cure. For smaller pieces like earrings, which are not very thick, I cure in 30-second increments. Colors: So far, I have tried glitter, mica powder, chrome powder, metallics, acrylic paint, enamel paint, and both traditional and gel nail polish. The main thing you need to remember is less is more. ONE drop of paint or polish will give a rich color. Too much will result in the resin not curing because the UV light can't penetrate through the color. Use molds that are not too deep. If you have to use a deep mold use this resin in layers. If you use a deep mold that holds a lot of resin and you pour it all at once, it will not cure. If I am doing layers I will cure the layers for about 30-40 seconds before pouring the next layer. Clean your tools by placing them under the UV light so the residual resin can cure. If you are using silicone tools, the resin peels right off. As I said in the description, do not be fooled by the picture. They kind of remind me of gas canisters, but they're about as big as one of those maple syrup jugs, but square-shaped. If you have a lot of resin casting to do, make sure you get plenty.

I have been using this to make jewelry. The resin cures well, and fast. It is easy to work with. Minimum bubbles that were easy to get rid of smd no yellowing that I've seen. Slight odor, but that is to be expected. But, I wish it came with small bottles that have nozzles so that application were easier. Otherwise, a great product that I will purchase again. I will just have to purchase small bottles with nozzles separately.

I have found it takes a bit longer to cure and the smell is a bit stronger but overall it does the job and is easy to work with. Hardens nicely, just takes longer