UV Resin 30ml - Toxic Effect

UV Resin 30ml - Toxic Effect

GSW offers a brand new alternative for artists and modelers who want to create water effects with this ultraviolet resin.

One-step gel with crystal clear transparency. Apply this product directly from the bottle to your diorama or miniature base to create beautiful reproductions of the sea, rivers, lakes, ponds, or puddles. It has a variety of advantages over other traditional methods for creating water effects:

Ultra-fast drying gel. This product can be combined with a UV flashlight for drying in 2-4 minutes. On a sunny day, the gel has a drying time of 5-10 minutes. On a cloudy day, it will be around 20-40 minutes.
Does not shrink. The UV resin does not shrink like other water-replicating materials. The amount of resin you use will be the same amount when it is fully dried.
Multi-layered. If you want to create the effect of something submerged in water, multiple layers can be applied on top of each other without leaving layer marks.
The UV resin can be easily cut, polished, and worked with. It is easy to handle and can be shaped and carved as desired!
Contains: 30ml

* If the resin is not in a solid state, you can heat it with a heat gun or a kitchen lighter to remove air bubbles.
Remember that the resin remains in a gel state until it comes into contact with a natural light source or ultraviolet light.
* Do not expose the inside of the bottle to natural light, otherwise the gel may react and crystallize.

UV Resin Warnings

• Environmental conditions can affect the properties of the material.
• Use is recommended in a dry, ventilated place and at a temperature between 18 °C and 25 °C.
• Extreme cold and heat can damage the material.
• Use under inadequate conditions, insufficient exposure to UV light or lack of UV light power can cause the surface to feel sticky after curing.
• In this case, we recommend applying more UV light or gloss varnish.
• We recommend consuming the product within 10 months. The shelf life of the product may decrease after opening, depending on the state of preservation, exposure to UV light, and low temperatures.