UV Resin 100g (Hard Type)
After curing, this resin creates a hard, glossy coating for handmade items such as polymer clay models, keychains, charms, etc., enhancing aesthetics and helping preserve the finished product depending on your needs.
 
Please test carefully before applying to your main product.
Advantages:
Creates a hard, glossy surface
Improves durability
Disadvantages:
Requires protective equipment during use
Somewhat difficult to apply compared to regular paint. The liquid tends to flow slowly across the surface, causing pooling in recessed areas. This can result in uneven coating and is difficult to control.
To improve results, apply a very small amount and spread thinly. It is recommended to apply multiple thin layers to increase thickness and gloss.
 
Curing Time:
About 90 seconds under a UV lamp
It’s recommended to work in the evening to avoid accidental curing from sunlight
For better results, I often leave coated items under sunlight for a few hours (e.g., near a window). Curing time depends on coating thickness and environmental humidity
If the resin is mixed with decorative elements like glitter or paper, they may block UV light and affect curing
 
Safety Instructions:
Always prepare proper protective equipment: respirator mask with filter, safety goggles, and gloves
Work in a well-ventilated area
Do not inhale directly or touch resin with bare hands, even if the seller claims it is odorless or safe
Do not follow unsafe practices you may see others doing—your health is the priority
 
Health Warnings:
Prolonged skin contact may cause allergies, irritation, itching, or delayed reactions
Inhalation may cause headaches, dizziness, or lung issues
 
Usage Precautions:
Do not use resin near food or eating areas
Once fully cured, resin is generally safe; however, do not apply it to items used for eating (e.g., spoons, bowls, plates, cups)
 
If Resin Gets on Skin:
Wash thoroughly with cold water and soap multiple times
Do not use hot water, as it can open pores and allow resin to penetrate deeper into the skin
Follow safety guidelines to avoid such situations
 
Cleaning:
After use, clean excess resin with alcohol and tissue
Use non-stick tools when possible, as cured resin can be easily peeled off and disposed of safely