UV Resin Kit with Light, 60g UV Glue for Bonding & Curing in Seconds - Professional UV Flashlight for Jewelry UV Glue Adhesive, Plastic Welding & Glass/Acrylic Repair - Strong Bonding Craft Resin Set

I used this to repair a resin watch band; it bonded quickly when I used the UV light. Seems to be holding well and seems flexible enough to do the job. It's not hard to use - just make sure you follow the directions. The light is rechargeable, so make sure you give it a good charge before you use it the first time. All-in-all, does it what it says it will, decent price for what you get and it works as quick as it says in the description.

a lot of chemical glue will react and distort lenses at the edge. even the old trick of using a little shellac can cause issues with some of the very small lenses that can cause edge distortion. This one works flawlessly. can paint almost none on the edge, se it in place and hit it with the light to instantly set it inside the optical assembly and it is fixed in place and feels fixed stronger than old traditional methods.

This was a new product to me and since purchasing it for a single project, I've found all sorts of uses for it as an alternative to super-glue for projects when I need more set-up time. It's very good value too as you use very little and the rechargeable UV light is included. Just one caution, I used it to glue a broken finger nail and found that during UV curing, the adhesive gets very hot. To avoid that it can be slowly cured with the lamp at a distance and using it for several short periods of seconds rather than in one long burst.

A fancy version with onboard light got my attention. I’d never heard about this method in my 80 years of fixin’ it. I wasn’t about to spend the big bucks on that slick version, which got me searching here. Lo and Behold (!) There are Choices! Lots of choices. I must have been impressed with the reviews (and the price). Oh yeah! It works great. Who knew?!

So I've tried several brands of UV cure resin, and by far this is my favorite. Even tho it's a little finicky to cure, if the UV light isn't strong enough it won't cure all the way and will be tacky to the touch (tho that can be remedied by just leaving it in the sun for a day), but the results are very worth it since the finish product has a nice solid feel similar to glass (which also means it can be sharp so be careful with sharp looking edges), not to mention it's extremely clear and shiny. Plus while it does have a strong smell, it smells like pine sap so it's not unpleasant unless you don't like the smell of pine. Another thing to keep in mind is that this stuff gives off significantly more heat than any other resin, UV or otherwise, when it's curing so be careful of when you put in it or put it on

The product images show what appears to be a nozzle-style applicator. What you actually receive is not a twist open/close nozzle — it’s simply the shape of the cap. You must cut the tip off to use it, and once opened, there is no way to reseal it. The biggest issue is that the resin doesn't harden and remains sticky. No matter how long I used the included UV light, the glue remained tacky. I even tried a professional grade UV light, and it still did not cure. This resin was meant to be the final bonding step on a project I spent many hours on. Because it never cured, the project is now just a sticky mess and totally ruined. For context only: I decided to try this product because I normally use JB Weld UV glue (which works perfectly), but I've had some issues with the cap sticking closed.

I love this UV glue. I use it almost specifically for model car building, and mostly for securing clear windows, and have no problems at all with this. It holds tight, does not fog the clear glass, and dries super fast. The only I have is that slide button is a little tight. I would have like to have seen a push button on/off switch, so it can be accessed/used easier, but that's just my unhumble opinion. The tip can be adjusted for the amount you need, so start with a super small cut first at the tip, and if you don't get enough flow then, go just slightly larger on an angle cut. Highly recommend, and will be featured in the magazine soon.

Hardens almost instantly with the UV light. Will take a bit more time to go from a very thick rubber to hard plastic toughness.

C'est très impressionnant, fonctionne parfaitement pour mon application. Je recommande.

Resin doesn't fully cure in the 5-10s as advertised. It's left a bit soft (a bit more hard than a hard candy)

I don’t like it , it doesn’t cure all the way , I think because the light is not powerful enough maybe

Used a couple times for some minor repairs so far. Cures nice, no issues for my uses