SOLAREZ Fly Tie UV Cure Resin Thin Hard Formula - Small (5 g) Fly Tying, UV Cure Resin ~ Build Fly Heads and Bodies, Clear, Non Yellowing! ~ Easy to Apply, Viscosity w30 Motor Oil ~ Made in The USA!!

This stuff seems to do what it’s supposed to do: cure hard and clear when exposed to UV light. I use it for fly tying and it’s a little runny, which is not a problem if your UV light is powerful. I got a cheap light and it cures the resin too slowly, so sometimes it sags or runs before it cures. Tip: get a good quality curing light.

I bought this to finish off trout flies that I tie. The resin is easy to control directly from the tube. For precision on small flies you can use a bodkin to apply a small dot of resin where you want it. The resin cures in 10-15 seconds. It is not at all sticky once it cures. Odor is minimal while curing; oderless once cured.

Decent product but you have to hit it with lamp for long time to get cure. The lid leaks so I keep it upright to not get stuff everywhere. I probably won't buy this product again. I have other brands I prefer.

You only have to use a little too secure eyes to a fly

Tube got depressed a little during shipping so a lot got wasted upon opening cap. Tested it out with an eBay purchased cheap 12-led uv flashlight and it indeed hardened in a few seconds. There is a very slight uv glue odor but much better than those nail uv glue. I can see a lot of use in fishing applications.

I'm using it for tying nymph flies. Throw away that cheap chinese product that you bought, hoping to save a little money. I bought all 3 thicknesses of the "Riverruns" product and use it for a week and it smells BAD and 3 dozen flies were useless because they stayed tacky after "curing". They stuck together in the fly box a bit and they stuck to the box. The Solarez product dries HARD and clear rapidly and is super easy to work with. I just put a thin coat over the surface of all the flies that I was unhappy with and now I'm happy with them because the clear coat of Solarez cured with a super hard shell. Yaay. (And Solarez has absolutely no odor!)

I think this is a pretty good product. I don't think it cures in 15 seconds under any conditions but it definitely sets up in 15 seconds with a UV light which is good enough for me. I've been leaving my work in the sun for about 15 minutes to complete the cure. It's a little difficult to tell when it's actually done because even after it cures, it still seems tacky until it cools off.It's sort of tough to apply smoothly so it would be nice if the product included a specialized applicator but it does have a nice viscosity coming out of the bottle.The biggest downside for me is that it's not as hard as I was hoping. I'm using it for wooden rings and long after curing I'm able to make marks in it with my fingernails. It takes more effort than the mixing epoxies I've tried so it's an improvement but not as hard as I was hoping for.

This stuff rocks. It flows easy, and I use it for quick repairs of items that I don't want to epoxy.I have a dental UV light, but it apparently is the wrong wavelength. Stick your repair in bright sunlight for about 5-10mins, and it hardens up clear and solid.

I am surfer for over 15 years, just found out about this product last year. I have used it for my dings and scratches on my surfboards, It is amazing, quick fixing, nothing to complain about the product itself. I do think it is too expensive for the size, I wish it would be cheaper or bigger size. Aloha

Left it to cure for a few weeks in the sun, still not as hard as I would like. I can still make a slight indent with my finger nail.