LET'S RESIN UV Resin Kit with Lamp, Upgraded 200g Crystal Clear&Low Odor UV Resin Kit, UV Light, Silicone Mat, Ultraviolet Epoxy Resin Hard, UV Resin Starter Kit for Jewelry, Craft Decor

I have used this to resin over clay and wood crafts and have had no issues, apart from a few air bubble but that was probably a skill issue. Easy to use and lasts a long time, would recommend.

Good stuff, easy to use

Never used UV resin before so totally new to me but have to say really pleased with this product. I bought this to help glue small parts of a resin scene where I didn't want to have to wait for my normal resin to cure,it was great most of the glue only took 60 seconds and it was solid a great piece of kit recommended.

I purchased this UV resin set a couple of months ago and I've used it several times since. I'm used to using two part epoxy resin but that takes a long time to cure and can be messy so I thought I'd give UV resin a go instead.This is a good little kit and you get everything you need to get started including the lamp which is usb powered. 2x 100ml bottles of UV resin, a silicone mat to work on, some stirrers and silicone mixing cups too.It's certainly a lot lot quicker and cleaner than two part epoxy and I can make more items in a shorter space of time. I'm not sure I would ever switch to this instead of two part epoxy though as this is far more limited, but it does have it's uses so it's more something I would use alongside my regular resin.For example it's great for putting a thin top coat of resin over my creations, or doming to give it a glossy shine as it's quite a thick resin. I find I have to make sure to go right up to the edge fully as it does shrink a bit when curing but as long as I get that right it works great for this.You are a little more limited when making things completely from scratch with UV resin since you have to make sure that the UV rays can get through the resin properly to cure it which means you can't add too much colour pigment or glitter etc or it may not cure properly and your moulds need to be transparent. It is possible to create pieces with colour (and I've made a fair few), even black if you only use a small amount but it does take a bit of trial and error and they will need cure for longer.You also cannot cure thick layers of resin with this either for the same reason. If you want a thicker layer then you need to cure your piece in several smaller layers and build up.I like that the lamp has bulbs on the legs of it too to allow the UV rays to better reach my creations. There's no timer to it just a power button on the top. The lamp will then last for ninety seconds then switch off so sometimes I have press it again to fully cure my piece but that's not a problem really.I did find that if I mixed foil flakes etc into the resin before filling my mould that it was easy to end up introducing a lot of bubbles so I find it easier to add these things after filling the mould with resin.I definitely need more practise with this UV resin to get perfect results but I am impressed with it so far. Admittedly I've never used any other brand of UV resin to compare it to. I'm used to two part epoxy as I said, but I'd have no qualms about using this Let's Resin UV resin again going forward.

I have just started doing resin, I love this as it's quick at drying and for learning.I will be back for other things

Was purchased as a birthday present, as it was recommended. Was value for money, does the job.

That little lamp is great , it's a bit light and topples over, but I was sitting on the floor at the coffee table, so maybe that won't happen if I set up rightI made a pendant, then poured the resin into a small blacked out jar, and dipped the pendant, and I water cured it - I've never tried this before and I'm amazed by the result,, I'm excited to experiment more

Kit was okay but lamp only works when it's plugged in, which isn't convenient.