Riverruns UV Clear Glue Three Formula Thick,Thin and Super Flew +12 LED UV Power Light Fly Tying for Building Flies Flies Heads Bodies and Wings Tack Free

Great UV glue/epoxy. I use it for tying flies and it works exactly as I needed - nice and clear with the right medium viscosity for what I need.

I have used this product on several materials and it has performed very well. The curing time using the UV light provided is almost instantious

I can’t really compare this with other similar products so I’m reluctant to even write a review, but I figure I should warn people about what it isn’t good for, and what it is.First, all of these formulas are good (haven’t need the “flex” one yet though) for what they’re good for. They cure hard in reasonable time under the UV light they come with. They’re very hard without being brittle and also very clear. They’re also very sticky and will probably stick to many more materials than usual.These are the problems with this type of glue in general though:1) they won’t cure if the UV curing light is obstructed. This limits their usefulness for gluing opaque objects together. So far I’ve mostly used them to glue down wires or strings, or put a very hard, durable, transparent coating over some sort of small label. And of course this stuff is great for transparent plastic.2) after curing the glue always has a sticky residue on it. Most of this can be removed by washing with soap and water in cases where that’s an option. Wiping with alcohol also helps. The rest probably gets rubbed off, evaporates, or whatever over time. Trying to remove it can roughen the surface and make it a slightly more cloudy though.Also be aware than these glues need UV-A light to cure. UV-C germicidal lights, for example; won’t work unless they also happen to produce enough UV-A which they shouldn’t if there any good.Issues with this particular product:1) the bottles seem too leaky for some reason. Not a huge issue but no matter how well I close them the outside always gets sticky2) lack of information on approximate chemistry in use (acrylic, styrene, etc)

I use a lot of UV resin for holding down wires and electronics components, and as a quick binder/filler material for all kinds of repairs and finishing defects . It’s easy to build depth/shape by holding in one hand both the bottle and the turned-on lamp (facing away from each other) and then alternating between dispensing and illuminating to build material in a controlled manor. The tips help with this by controlling the flow nicely - use them !As I find ever more uses for this stuff, it goes fast and I’m on a constant hunt for the cheapest source of the resin —and I think this is it. This brand hardens nicely- often with that nice little puff of smoke indicating a good, aggressive curing. It can exhibit a slight tackiness after curing - which I’ve seen in other “value” UV brands - but this is not an indication that it hasn’t cured, and the sticky coating can be removed with alcohol, or, alternatively, by sanding.

I used this glue to fix cracks in a polyurethane finish on a guitar. The fact that you can leave it for a while before you put it in the sun for it to set up allows it to penetrate and do a great job. However, the needle applicator tip is absolutely useless because for some reason they decided to make it pressure fit instead of thread on. I put it on gave it a little squeeze and blob glue all over my project.

Cheaper than the "Krazy" brand and works well. This is a much better deal and I'm sure to reorder.

I purchased the UV glue for the purpose of building fishing rigs and creating a smooth clear surface around the threads. On black it worked OK but it never dried tack free. On white threads it turned yellow and also was very tacky. I have multiple UV lights that I've used with other UV glue that worked fine. Unfortunately this product just never seem to completely dry tack free. Even after leaving my completed fishing jig heads in the sun for hours they were still very tacky. I also tried applying a very this layer the the UV glue still was very tacky. I would advise trying using a different UV glue if you're looking for a tack free dry.

Currs extremely hard but not brittle.Also cures very quickly under an under powered UV light.I've gone to using it over UV resins that I have been using for 20 years.

It is exactly what I ordered and it arrived on time. Thank you.uh

excellent for doing heads on flys. looking forward to doing eyes on mystreamers

Ni siquiera hay un fabricante en la lista de la botella. Por lo tanto, no puede investigar por qué este producto no se adhiere rápidamente. Usted lee sobre la unión de pegamentos UV en 3 segundos. No se unió en 10 minutos. Lo califico Cero estrellas

This glue and applicator are nearly perfect. The only issue is the tip needs to be cleaned immediately after each usage because the glue clogs the tube quickly.

It was easy to apply to my fly flies that I make